Smock, Combat Dress, 1968 pattern (DPM): British Army csep crafted by soldiers or artisans

crafted by soldiers or artisans from spent shell casings during the First World War

The shirt is in fantastic condition and has clearly never been issued or worn

The kit includes the original pouch

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Condition: Well-preserved with authentic wartime wear

Smock, Combat Dress, 1968 pattern (DPM): British Army csep crafted by soldiers or artisansSingle breasted fully lined non reversible combat smock printed with camouflage pattern (Disruptive Pattern Material) of dark brown and light green swirls on a light khaki field. Superimposed on the pattern are black irregular 'twig' shapes. The smock features four flapped pockets secured by green plastic buttons, buttons to cuffs and extended epaulettes. To the left upper sleeve is fitted a rectangular pen and pencil pocket, secured by a flap and