This U.S. Navy Seabees uniform is believed to have belonged to a sailor identified as “D Wisnioski.” Despite efforts, the current owner has been unable to verify or locate next-of-kin. The uniform is preserved in very good condition and represents a tangible piece of U.S. Navy history.
Description
Type: WWII U.S. Navy Seabees uniform (jacket and trousers)
Rank: [Not verified — based on insignia if present]
Size: Jacket approximately Chest 40 inches, Sleeve 24 inches, Length 29 inches; Trousers approximately Waist 34 inches, Inseam 30 inches (custom tailoring may vary slightly)
Material: Wool serge or standard navy blue, enlisted-quality finish
Condition: Very good original condition; insignia, buttons, and markings mostly intact; minor wear consistent with age and storage
Historical Context
U.S. Navy Seabees uniforms were worn by enlisted men engaged in construction and engineering duties during WWII. If “D Wisnioski” can be verified, the uniform represents personal military history tied to a specific individual and unit.
Collector’s Analysis
Rarity Factor: Named or potentially named uniforms in preserved condition are rare and historically significant.
Display Potential: Ideal for museum display, historical reenactments, or inclusion in a WWII military collection.
Authenticity: All materials appear original; no modern replacements noted. Verification of the sailor’s identity would increase historical value.
