Ww1 british coat

Artist/maker unknown, American Worn by Mrs. Francis John Rumpf (American, 1895–1983)

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Note on reverse : "Stefan Schmalz". Studio portrait of Landsturmmann Schmalz wearing a heavy, woollen Petzmantel or overcoat. These items were distributed in limited numbers to areas of the front with colder climates. No regulations existed until 1918 to describe the cut and design of these coats, so a wide variation of patterns can be seen in period photographs. The coat was large enough to be worn over the regular greatcoat and would cover the wearer's accoutrements. In July 1807…

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The 1918 American Doughboy uniform of the American Expeditionary Force

The nostalgia behind these jackets is what makes them attractive. 48" Length Approx (Bottom Of Collar To Bottom Seam). 26" Sleeve Approx (Shoulder To Bottom Of Cuff). Size:- LARGE. S H I P P I N G.

British; 47th (Lancashire) Regiment, Officer( identifeid as G.C.Gambier), Montreal, 1863 photographed by William Notman