U.S. Military Surplus A masterpiece of the U.S. Navy, the N-1 deck jacket, active for a long period from the 1940s to the early 60s. This is a deck parka, which has a long length and a hood to provide even more cold protection to the deck jacket. It is often confused with the N-2 coat, but the shell is jungle cloth for the N-1, and rubber-coated for the N-2. Like the N-1 deck jacket, it features a jungle cloth shell. Lining throughout the hood, sleeves, and hem. Ribbed cuffs. Pile fabric inside the pockets. The N-1 deck jacket was discontinued in the 1960s with the appearance of the A-2 deck jacket, but examples from 1961 have been confirmed. The coat also seems to have existed until around the same time. This is the N140 contract, a number used for a short period from the late 1950s. It will be the almost final model N-1 coat. TARON brass zipper. No damage to the ribs or cuffs. There is only a little dirt, and there is almost no fading, and the fabric is still firm, and there is no notable damage. Although it is not from the 40s, it is the final model with the same specifications as the late 40s, so considering the number of existing items and their condition, it is a rare item and I think it will definitely increase in value in the future. I don't think there is an original in this condition. Marked size: 38 Flat measurements: Shoulder width 50cm, Body width 57cm, Sleeve length 60cm, Length 105cm Also, the final model N-1 deck jacket from the same era, the M47 overcoat, and the Army M45 overcoat are also on sale.