The historical leather jacket is in fair-to-good antique condition with signs of age-appropriate storage preservation. Prospective buyers will observe uniform darkening across the hide, minor leather stiffness, light fraying along the hand-cut fringe tips, and superficial handling wear on the surrounding wood presentation case. The outer display case dimensions measure exactly 33 inches in width, 14.5 inches in depth, and 27.5 inches in height. It features extensive multi-tiered buckskin fringe cascading over the shoulders and running down the outer arm seams, along with an authentic Indian Wars-era U.S. Cavalry Captain’s rank shoulder strap featuring yellow wool inserts and twin silver-bullion rank bars. This lot is offered complete, housed behind protective glass within its custom-made wood display case mounted over an interior display form. Produced during the late 1800s to early 1900s era, this remarkably rare piece of frontier clothing serves as a museum-grade centerpiece tracking the rugged textile heritage of the American West.