US WW1 32nd Inf Div "Red Arrow" tunic

[behlftball]

I recently obtained a WW1 Red Arrow Division Coat. I have the papers that came with this coat stating where the soldier went throughout the war. I am hoping to get more information on this particular coat.
Thanks,

Phil

[Ryan B]

Nice coat! He was in the 32nd division and was a PFC. I totally forgot what the stripes for. I'm taking a shot in the dark but im thinking the two stipes are the overseas bars and the single stripe is an enlistment stripe.
Ryan

[cricketchris1944]

This is a good division to have.
nice ,I like it.
chris

[behlftball]

Is this kind of coat collectible? Does it have any significant value?

[gel65]

Yes it is collectable ww1 uniforms with patches and in good condition are quite scarce now, If I had to put a value on it I would say maybe 155 dollars, they are hard to find now especially with patches

[sargetom]

Actually I believe the two stripes are each for 6 months overseas and the stripe on the right sleeves shows he was wounded.

[behlftball]

Thanks guys! That makes a lot of sense sargetom as this particular soldier was in fact wounded

[MD Helmets]

The collar disc is USNG for US National Guard. Nice coat. The stripe between the red arrow and the overseas stripes is for honorable discharge.

[SteveR]

The coat is a model 1918. Hidden pockets meaning that they were not sewn to the outside of the jacket. The single stripe under the division patch is a discharge stripe.

[cricketchris1944]

Meuse Argonne.
chris