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I've never seen the look, but browsing through navy-issue pea coats I came across quite a few. See: http://www.vintagetrends.com/common/...C=710-3034.jpg Is this something that could be worn casually? Or is it best left to naval officers?Originally Posted by max1227
For a short period during the mid 70's the navy switched to the silver (pewter) buttons on pea coats. The coat pictured looks like a standard coat with those buttons. It's identical to other coats just the buttons are different.Originally Posted by dep126
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