Vintage 60s–70s Military‎ Canvas Field Jacket w/ Button-In Liner Corduroy Collar

*"100% CO" = 100% cotton *(Eastern Bloc factories often used "CO" shorthand for cotton—Western Europe used "COTON" or "BAUMWOLLE.") *Thin yellowed paper tag glued or lightly stitched into the seam = classic for state-run factories. *Stamped numbers (like 3004, 578, and the faint L) = common for factory batches rather than brand labels. *No brand at all — another hallmark of government-issued workwear. This is an authentic 1960s–1970s Eastern European military field jacket. These were issued to military and industrial workers and built for heavy-duty use, with a durable canvas outer shell and warm insulated liner. The jacket features a brown corduroy collar, reinforced seams, large front pockets, and stamped factory tag typical of Warsaw Pact military production. Great for collectors, vintage workwear fans, reenactors, and anyone who loves rugged heritage-style clothing. Condition Shows vintage wear, patina, and fading consistent with age. THE ENTIRE JACKET HAS WORK RELATED STAINING. Buttons securely in but one is missing on front of jacket. Structurally solid and wearable