1930 US Air Corps Pilot Uniform Jacket of Captain Charles Clarke, WWI Pilot

This is a circa 1930 United States Air Corps pilot uniform jacket named to Captain Charles Clarke, a World War I pilot. The jacket has a great wing, collar insignia and shoulder bars, all in bullion. It was made by Harding Uniform and Regalia Company of Boston, Massachusetts.

Circa 1930.

Approximately 17-1/2" (armpit to armpit), 23-1/2" from shoulder seam to end of cuff, 15" across back shoulder to shoulder and about 29-1/2" from base of collar to hem. Wing: about 3-1/16" in width and 15/16" in height.

Wool, brushed cotton twill lining, bullion collar insignia, bars and wing, brass and resin buttons.

Buttons, buttons on pockets with smaller resin buttons under flaps, all insignia sewn on.

HARDING UNIFORM AND REGALIA CO. 30 FRANKLIN ST. BOSTON. (on two labels); CHARLES CLARE B. 35 SIL 17 W 32 S. (?); stamped numbers inside lining of armpit.

This is from a United States Air Corps collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. VIEX12 LGGEX10/12 SGGEX6/13

8- (Very Fine-Excellent): The jacket shows very little wear.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.