1910s American-made pullover long-sleeve shirt, made of wool. Commonly known as a Doughboy shirt, this was worn by soldiers during World War I. Features include gussets, double-stitched collar, and elbow patches. The inside is lined with cotton for reinforcement and wind protection. Size (measured flat): Shoulder width 44cm / Body width 53cm / Sleeve length 56cm / Length 70cm - Era/Production: Circa 1910s, World War I era, America - Design: Pullover long-sleeve shirt with pocket - Features: Gussets, double-stitched collar, with tag, elbow patches, lined - Sleeves: Long sleeve - Color: Khaki - Material: Wool - Size: Equivalent to M (no size indicated) - Estimated market price: ¥39,800 - ¥49,800 Condition: No noticeable scratches or stains. Well-preserved and very clean for a 100-year-old vintage item. Please refer to the photos for details. Color: Khaki Pattern: Solid Collar Design: Regular collar