Vintage Military Jacket , Movie Memorabilia Hollywood Costume

Impressive military style costume jacket in ivory. Feels like a cotton duck or twill, also feels vaguely weatherproofed. Has a Nehru collar and six plastic buttons that look like celluloid or bakelite to me. Hook and eyes at the neck. Unlined. My best guess as to age of this is an older 40s or 50s piece that was reworked in the 60s.   Label Reads: United Costumers, Hollywood, and there is the W.B. initials ( Warner Brothers) written in a shoulder with ink.. There was more handwritten on the label ... the number 42 on the Chest size space, though it measures 48" there.
This comes from an enormous collection of Old Hollywood Movie Costumes I was lucky enough to stumble across. More about those later after the measurements so please read on...

Great vintage condition. This was clearly used for the purpose it was intended and has probably seen many a "battle", lol. Its stained on the outside in several places though most of it is still unmarked. Thats it really. Other than that its still in fabulous shape and very wearable.  Please note that all items in this Costume section may have minor other flaws ( or example; missing snaps, small areas of loose seams, pinholes, etc..)  that I have not listed as its just not possible to find and or list every minor thing as these have lived quite a life! Priced accordingly, As Is and Final Sale.

Measurements taken lying flat. Doubled at bust, waist and hip.
Shoulder to shoulder: 19"
Bust ( or chest): 48" 
Waist: 48"
Hip: free
Shoulder to bottom hem: 39"

PLEASE READ: I acquired an absolutely enormous collection of Hollywood movie costumes. Ranging across the board from Paramount, Universal, Unified Costumers and more. The last known film much of the items were used in was Lawrence of Arabia but we have no way of knowing which ones and there are others from other films. Most likely they were used on extras or smaller roles, I have not come across anything I can pinpoint to a major name from that film.  Many of these were made much earlier, and I have found dates written on tags within from as early as the 1940s, though I believe some are even earlier.  I have given as much information as I can about each item in the listing. Much has been lost to time however.  That said, these are an extraordinary piece of movie history and I'm honored to be a part of it all.

Please note: These are vintage, preworn and/or preloved items. I do my best to list any issues, but signs of wear should be expected. Please feel free to convo me with any questions. I'm truly happy to help in any way possible and I'm always up for a chat. Any accessories shown, including crinolines, are for display only, not included unless otherwise stated.