Trousers Khaki Wool (Use with U213)(Morrow 358015)uniform, 1983, army

Army Battle dress blouse with ribbons. Engineers insignia. Sgt.(Trousers U225)uniform, 1968, army

Army Trousersuniform, ww2, army

Army Trousers Green Wool (Jacket U624a)uniform, 1981, army

Army infantry (Trousers U621)uniform, 1981, army

Dark blue. Squadron leader. With Signallers wings and 4 ribbonsuniform, 1944, raaf

Woolen kakhi trousers & braces (Use with U263)uniform, 1968, army

Army Battle Jacket. Engineers.(Use withTrousers U358)uniform, c1980, army

Woolen Khaki Button Flyuniform, 1953, army

Woolen Trousers Khaki. Button Flyuniform, 1952, army

Army, Royal Australian Engineers, battle dress, stored with trousers (U060)uniform, 1965, army

Battle Dress Trousers, scorch on left leg,uniform, 1964, army

Jacket. Wing commander epaulettes, Efficency Badge and medals AASM (green), Interfet, Long Service, Defence Service, Antaet UN (Part of UC043)uniform, 2001, raaf

Army Battle Jacket Captain, City of Essendon and army reseve Flashes.(Stored with trousers UU087)uniform, post ww2, army

Army Khaki wool serge trousers (made by Clothing factory South Melbourne (MTX)uniform, 1950+, army

Issued as a uniform item post WWII until the late 1980s. It was also used parade dress until its replacement of a newly designed uniform made of polyester. This particular sample belonged to CPL K. Howe 3144504 whist in the Army Reserves 1982 to 2005The khaki battledress was standard uniform issued post world war two and used until the introduction of the polyester uniform in the late 1980s. This uniform belonged to CPL K. Howe, the donor providing good provenance. In conjunction with other items of militaria donated by the Howe family. Item can be to tell a story of multi generations of military service of the Howe familySingle breasted hip-height jacket in khaki fabric, fastened with five buttons down the centre of the chest. Two pleated breast pockets with triangular flaps fastened with two buttons. All buttons plastic and khaki green in colour. Jacket is fastened around the hips with a belt, attached on left hand side and buckled in a rectangular metal buckle on right hand side. Both left and right sleeves bear two patches, a double chevron and red rectangular patch rounded to follow the seam of the shoulder, with embroidered text. Navy lanyard looped around right shoulder, held in place by epaulet and tucked into right side pocket. Red patch reads "ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERS" Internal left chest label reads "A.G.C.F./VIC. 1981/[broad arrow symbol]/6405.66.025.6408/SIZE OF CHEST/SIZE 99-102R/MACQUARIE 80/BATCH J/DRY CLEAN ONLY/CREASE UPPER/HALF OF/LAPELS ONLY/No. 3144504 [handwritten]/NAME/CPL K. HOWE [handwritten]"jacket, battledress jacket, battledress jacket khaki, royal engineers

This lanyard attaches under the right shoulder epoulette of a jacket issued as a Royal Australian Engineers uniform item post WWII until the late 1980s. It was also used parade dress until its replacement of a newly designed uniform made of polyester. This particular sample belonged to CPL K. Howe 3144504 whist in the Army Reserves 1982 to 2005The khaki battledress was a standard uniform issued post world war two and used until the introduction of the polyester uniform in the late 1980s. This lanyard is a component of a uniform belonging to CPL K. Howe, the donor provided good provenance, in conjunction with other items of militaria donated by the Howe family. The Uniform can tell a story of multi generations of military service of the Howe familyA length of thick, navy blue, cylindrically shaped fabric. Knotted in two locations to create two loops at either end. One loop is 270mm long when outstretched and the other is 82mm long when outstretched.royal engineers, battledress jacket, battledress jacket khaki, lanyard, royal australian engineers