During WWII, they were popular alternative footwear in the desert. They
were especially popular with the Long Range Desert Group and other
desert raiders. These reproductions are made in the same style, in the
same small
shops, and by descendants of the shoemaker who made them in WWII. (Socks
not included)
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UK Cap Comforters |
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Reproduction. This is the British knit cap commonly associated with Commandos, but actually issued to all British soldiers.
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Indian Army Khaki Sweater with Pockets and Epaulets |
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This is the sweater immortalized in the WWII cartoon series "The Two Types." A heavy weight all wool sweater popular with British officers on the Northwest Frontier, it was worn in the Western Desert in WWII as a sign that the wearer had "been there," as opposed to being fresh from Blighty. Two front chest pockets, epaulets for wearing rank slides, cotton elbow patches. |
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UK Northwest Frontier Socks |
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Heavyweight double woven khaki wool socks that were worn by the Indian Army on duty in the high country around the Khyber Pass. These were especially popular for wear with Chaplis sandals. In North Africa they were the mark of veteran campaigners.
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US M1908 Mounted Pattern Raincoat for Cavalry |
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New reproduction of raincoat adopted originally in 1908 for Cavalry and mounted troops. |
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