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Item: 1990 Soviet Army Enlisted Wool Greatcoat Pickup: Pueblo West, CO 81007 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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BidProwl Summary
This is a 1990 Soviet enlisted wool greatcoat from the Balaklava factory, size 52-4, made of heavy brownish-gray wool with olive-green collar tabs and functioning hook-and-eye closure, showing light wear and minor creasing with no moth damage. Collectors of Cold War militaria, reenactors, and vintage clothing resellers buy these for display value, reenactment, or boutique resale in the heritage clothing market. Verify the size marking matches your frame, check the cotton-twill interior closely for any hidden moth activity or stains the listing missed, and confirm all buttons and closures function before committing.
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Description from HiBid
Constructed from heavy brownish-gray wool, this Soviet enlisted serviceman’s greatcoat was produced in 1990 by the Balaklava Sewing Factory. It features a fold-down collar with plain olive-green collar tabs and matching shoulder boards, a concealed hook-and-eye front closure, slanted pockets, and applied cuffs. The back includes a long center vent, inverted pleat, and half-martingale belt secured by two gold-tone Soviet star buttons. The gray cotton-twill interior bears a clear Cyrillic factory stamp marked 176-104-86, Art. 5404, GOST 9208-85, and year 90, together with size marking 52-4. Exact military or internal-security service branch is unknown because no rank or branch devices are present. The coat shows light surface wear and minor fabric creasing with no prominent moth damage visible, presenting in excellent condition and possibly remaining unissued. GE
