During the closing weeks of the war, Vanity Fair magazine stepped up to the plate and did it’s bit with this splendid review of all the finest uniform apparel that New York City offered it’s “silk stocking” officers. The article is nicely illustrated with photographs of a double-breasted mackinaw coat, two officer blouses (one of a wool-silk blend), a classic silk knit service tie as well as a very fine trench boot.
Private Purchase Uniform Items 1918WW1 Army Officer Uniform InformationOld Magazine Article Concerning US WW 1 UniformsUS Army Silk Tie Options 1918Opulent Army Uniform Options 1918Vanity Fair Magazine Article Concerning Opulent Army Uniform 1918
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Private Purchase Uniform Items 1918WW1 Army Officer Uniform InformationOld Magazine Article Concerning US WW 1 UniformsUS Army Silk Tie Options 1918Opulent Army Uniform Options 1918Vanity Fair Magazine Article Concerning Opulent Army Uniform 1918