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Lot 316: An Assortment of British Military and Service Issue Clothing
A collection of assorted British military and service-related garments, primarily dating from the late 20th century. The lot includes a British Army Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) combat jacket, featuring a woodland camouflage pattern, a full-length zip with a buttoned storm flap, and large bellows-style chest pockets secured by slotted plastic buttons. Also present is a pair of olive green lightweight trousers and a pair of tan-coloured utility trousers featuring cargo-style leg pockets with button closures. The assortment is completed by several dark navy blue and black garments, which appear to be service-issue trousers or shirts, potentially for the Royal Navy, RAF, or civilian security services. White labels are visible on several items, including the olive green trousers and an item within a protective plastic bag; however, specific contract dates, sizes, and National Stock Numbers (NSN) are not clearly legible. The garments are constructed from standard military-grade cotton and synthetic fabric blends.
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