USMC P53 HBT Shirt - Mint Condition remained largely unchanged into the

remained largely unchanged into the late 50s

Back in 1944 the British War Office was looking for a timepiece to replace the ATP (Army Trade Pattern) watches that had been in use since 1939

often found in photos from the Falklands being worn by deckhands

I would say these would fit a medium sized hand and have quite a lot of stretch in the leather

Introduced into service inn 1967 this was an early iteration of the ERDL pattern camouflage that would become the standard US camo pattern of the second half on Vietnam and on into the 1970s

USMC P53 HBT Shirt - Mint Condition remained largely unchanged into theSomething of a rarity. I've had plenty of WW2 hbts in this shape only handful of P53s. These come up infrequently. A great piece. Condition Excellent mint condition. Light signs of use and some light wear to the shoulder. Size Tagged a 34 Pit to pit 21" Shoulder to shoulder 19" Shoulder to cuff 23. 5" Collar to hem 28"