This is a 1950s coyote fur hood that can be attached to both the M-65 and M-51 shell parkas. The contrast of the fur is very beautiful. Its rarity is increasing year by year, and the price is going up. Because it uses real coyote fur, it should be fluffy and comfortable. The acrylic fur of the M-65 is a synthetic fiber, so those who are sensitive to it may be able to wear this natural fur. There are no broken wires, and plenty of fur remains, so I think it's in good condition. As shown in image 4, there is a red stamp, so it seems to be an early model from 1952, although it is faded. I had AI investigate this product: This is a coyote fur hood for the M-51 (M-1951) parka, and those with red specifications (instructions) printed on the lining are mainly a feature of the "early model" made in 1952 (or early 1950s). Main features and age: Age: Often found in items manufactured around 1952 (Korean War period). Printed content: English instructions (precautions for use) are stamped directly onto the fabric in red. Material: The fur of this era uses real coyote fur on the edges, and the lining uses wool pile fabric with high cold protection. Please purchase only if you understand vintage items and US military items. Please resolve all questions before purchasing.