WW1 IDENTIFIED 32 ENGINEERS COAT & PANTS

A very nice condition coat and pants that belonged to Frank A. Mitch who served with the 32nd Railroad & Bridge Engineers in France from 1917 to 1919. There is a copy of a photo of him wearing this coat that the family kept. There is also some research regarding Mitch, apparently, he was a pro baseball pitcher after the war.  The coat has a very unique RB Engineers patch along with discharge stripe and 2 overseas stripes. Coat is in excellent condition with only a very few insect pinpricks.  The pants are made of cotton and are of the jodhpur type. They show some staining and use wear but no holes or tears.