WWI Tailored Doughboy Uniform Tunic 20 M Infantry Kansas National Guard Kahn

Army Corporal Wool Service Coat - 20th Infantry "20 M" - Kahn Tailoring Co. Original World War I enlisted man's olive drab wool service coat in very good condition. Key Features: Rank: Corporal - two chevrons on upper sleeve Unit Insignia: Original collar disk marked "20 M" over crossed rifles (Company M, 20th Infantry Regiment - Kansas National Guard / Militia) Maker: Kahn Tailoring Co. Of Indianapolis - a major WWI uniform contractor High stand-up collar with original U.

And branch disks Four-pocket pattern with scalloped flaps Shoulder straps and original buttons Interior has a faded name tag (not legible) This is a classic WWI "Doughboy" service coat worn by U. The "20 M" disk ties it directly to the 20th Kansas Infantry lineage, famous from the Spanish-American War and mobilized during WWI. Condition: Good overall for a 100+ year old uniform. No major rips or heavy moth damage.

Some honest wear and light staining, consistent with age and use. Strong color and nice tailoring details. Perfect for display, reenacting, or completing a WWI Kansas / National Guard collection. Would pair nicely with breeches and puttees. Please review all photos carefully and ask any questions before purchasing.

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