Belgian Army wool greatcoat, 1950s
1950년대 벨기에 육군 울 그레이트코트
| 상품번호 | 327151484339 |
| 상태 | Used |
| 거래유형 | 즉시구매 |
| 출고국 | 영국 (GB) |
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Belgian Army wool greatcoat, likely from the 1950s or early Cold War era. These coats are heavily based on the British "Dismounted Pattern" from WWII and are popular with collectors and reenactors due to their similar style.
This label is a significant find. It identifies the item as a British Army 1951 Pattern Greatcoat, officially dated 1952.
THIS IS A large size and has excellent condition of the label, While it is a post-WWII item, the 1952 date makes it a "Korean War era" piece. These are becoming more popular with collectors as original WWII versions become unaffordable.
Why this Label is Valuable
- Size 10: This is an exceptionally large and desirable size. It fits someone 5'11" to 6'0" with a 41" to 42" chest. Most surviving vintage greatcoats are very small; a Size 10 is rare and perfect for modern reenactors or for use as a winter coat.
- The "Broad Arrow": The small upside-down 'V' on the left is the War Department property mark, proving it is a genuine military-issued garment.
- Manufacturer: H. Lotery & Co. Ltd. was a well-known official contractor for British military uniforms.
The "Golden Age" of Wool: These coats are made of extremely heavy, high-quality wool that is much thicker than modern equivalents.- Korean War Era: Mention "1952 Dated" and "Korean War Era" to attract specialized collectors.
- Fashion Appeal: Because it is a large size, it has significant "crossover" appeal for people looking for a high-quality, vintage military-style overcoat for daily wear.
size 10 Premium: This is a very large size (fits up to a 42" chest). Most vintage greatcoats are small, so a Size 10 is rare and highly sought after by modern reenactors and for vintage fashion.- The 1952 Date: Being dated just after WWII makes it a perfect "Korean War" era piece, which is a growing area for military collectors.
Key Identification Features
- The "Broad Arrow": The small upside-down 'V' on the label is the War Department property mark, proving it is a genuine military issue.
- Dismounted Pattern: This style was used by infantry and ground troops.
- Heavyweight Wool: These are famous for being incredibly heavy and warm, much more so than modern commercial coats.