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TUNIC, khaki drill, Scotch College Cadet

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Khaki drill service frock of Scotch College Cadets Pre 1938 657mm x 410mm at shoulder; 616mm at sleeves. Khaki drill material with two rounded flap breast pockets with double pleat. Two detachable shoulder straps, rounded button end, squared ends at shoulder. Woollen piping all around of ''cherry'' colour. Strap buttons 18mm across marked 'AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES''. King Edward Crown above map of Australia, brass, fixed shank. Five brass breast pocket buttons, 21mm across. On back marked 'A.J.Parkes: Brisbane''. On both sides brass belt holder sewn on waist. Stand & fall collar - 90mm high with two metal hooks & eyes. Inside lining, light orange cotton sweatband, with five plasticized buttons.

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Sunday, 11 June, 2023

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