Army Khaki bracesFontana 318154

Elastic Cloth with leather attachments and metal clipsStamped or burnt in leather H & B 1957 DD Size 38 Police and Firemen engraved on silver metal clipsclothing

Olive green pants with bracesWestcott

Mr. H. N. LordI pair of men's braces - elasticised with a green and yellow stripe. Metal adjusters inscribed with Police and Fireman.Police. Fireman.braces, clothing accessories

Part of kit issued to Wayne Forbes 3176337 1 Field Sqd RAE. Refer Cat No 754 for service history also 2586. Set of cotton elastic braces with leather button attachments for pants. Colours are brown to light brown and white stripes."Police"uniforms, braces

These braces date to the latter half of the 20th century. They were issued to the “Prince of Wales’s Light Horse’ Regiment, however the date of issue is unknown. A Prince of Wales Light Horse unit was based in Kyneton, a neighboring town to Woodend. This jacket likely originated from the Kyneton area. The uniform type was still in use during the Vietnam war in which the Regiment participated. Considering the condition of the item, it is highly likely that it has not seen active serviceThese braces are representative of a piece of standard issue Army uniform. They are also in very good condition.Dark green leather and elastic braces. The section that fastens to the back has two leather attachments with holes and slits for fastening to trousers. This section extends upwards and divides into two elastic straps to afix over shoulders. There is one metallic clip that holds that elastic in place near the front of the brace, where it is folded over and can be adjusted. The two strips then end with two leather attachments each, with holes and slits for fastening to the front of a pair of trousers. The leather components are textured on the exterior and smoother on the interior. The interior sections of the leather pieces are also cream coloured. battle dress, braces, uniform, armoured, cavalry, prince of wales light horse

Part of the KEVIN JOHN HERDMAN, No. 397661 Collection. See cat No. 5942P for details of his service record.Set of cotton, elastic braces with brown leather button attachments for trousers. Stripes on elastic are black, brown, grey, orange and blue in colour. Metal slides for adjustment to "wearers" size.Stamped on metal adjustment slides; "POLICE AND FIREMEN".uniform, braces, kevin john herdman

Bracesuniform, 2000, army

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Braces (331039 O.Postma)uniform, somalia, army

Police braces for trousersuniform, 1967, general

Braces Police & Firemanuniform, ww2, general

Braces - straps worn over shoulders for holding up trousers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suspenders Suspenders (Am. English) or braces (British English) are fabric or leather straps worn over the shoulders to hold up trousers. Straps may be elasticated, either entirely or only at attachment ends and most straps are of woven cloth forming an X or Y shape at the back. Braces are typically attached to trousers with buttons using leather tabs at the ends or, incorrectly according to traditional protocol, clips.. HISTORY the modern type were first invented in 1822 by Albert Thurston and were once almost universally worn due to the high cut of mid-nineteenth and early twentieth century trousers, a cut that made a belt impractical. After losing popularity in the first World War, as men became accustomed to uniform belts, suspenders were still standard throughout the 1920s. TODAY http://www.fabsugar.co.uk/Love-Hate-Trousers-Braces-1585776 Androgynous fashion nearly always appears on the catwalk and trousers with braces made an appearance this season at Paul Smith...Grey Elastic braces forming a y shape at the back, with leather tabs to hold clips and braided loops to attach to buttons on trousers. trousers, braces, straps

Braces said to belong to donor's grandfather.The braces appear to have been embroidered for a child and could be European in origin. The straps are decorated with sprays of flowers in beading, half cross stitch and cross stitch. The straps are finished with white kid tabs.embroidery, embroidery, braces, beading, cross stitch

Maroon/wine coloured elastic men's braces with gilded brass fastening and clips. Maker's marks on clips.D OMO on front of clips Secure on back.costume accessories, male

Braces, green, elastic shoulder adjustment and leather button holes.passchendaele barracks trust, braces, green

Issued to LUTZO 315695Elastic braces green with leather button holders and metal adjustments.Marked in black marker, “LUTZO 315695”passchendaele barracks trust, accessories, braces

Part of the John Young Collection. Refer Cat No. 1181.3 for service details.Multi-coloured set of braces. Webbing with various colours of brown, white and red horizontal stripes down length of braces. Silver buckles with two short brown leather straps (11 cm long) attached to each end. Braces are in a "Y" shape. Short straps have holes at end to hook onto belt.Back stamped "H&B 1967 40". Written in pen "37934**". Belt buckle inscribed "POLICE".uniform, braces, police

Green with tartan braces

W. A. (Bill) McKenzie Bill McKenzie was a Moulamein (NSW) district wheat, sheep and cattle farmer with a property of some 6000 acres. His well-known colours of green with yellow braces greeted the judge over a period of 40 years with the horses Laurie Pronto, Pedro Nell, Little June, Prancing Nell, Little Duchess and the Melbourne Showgrounds, Bendigo and Mildura Cup winner Wongala Glen. Bill travelled far and wide with his horses and was a regular competitor at country agricultural shows.Bill Mckenzie won the 1966 Bendigo Cup driving Wongala Glen.Green race colours with yellow braces and armbandsbendigo harness racing club, bhrc, bendigo, horses, bill mckenzie, bendigo cup, wongala glen, race colours, wa mckenzie

collection re G.A. Jones 3790932, refer Cat No 10053.2P for his service details.Pair of Army issue Braces, stripped colours on straps, leather button attachments, metal clips for length adjustment, details in black on section of leather re maker and year, red texta markings on several places.In black, "FB & CO ^ 1966 38" On metal adjustment clips, "Police & Fireman" in red texta discernable, "3790932 - Jones G"uniform, braces, gajones

These braces of the type known as ‘Police & Firemen’ were originally worn mostly by men wearing a uniform of some sort – police, firemen, members of the armed forces, postmen, other government officials etc. Later the braces were worn by men, mainly workmen, wanting a durable, good quality item to hold up their trousers. Braces are still worn occasionally by men today, mainly as a fashion item. These braces have no known local provenance but are retained as an example of an item of clothing worn by men 100 years ago. These men’s braces have a loop of long heavy quality elasticized cotton held at the top with a metal clip and with the loop forming two long ends made by a leather clamp near the top. The ends of the two cords have metal clips and two leather straps at each end with eyelets for attachment to buttons. The top of the loop also has two leather straps with eyelets. The cords or loops are adjustable and are woven in red, blue and cream patterns. Police & Firemenvintage men’s wear, history of warrnambool

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6 pairs leather braces ends, still on a card with 'MEND YOUR OWN BRACES, BRACES ENDS'

Men's Y shaped button braces of black, blue, grey and white elastic. Grey leather back join and end of back strip. Gold coloured metal buckles and length extenders.A pair of grey leather button holders on each end.costume accessories, male, braces, black, blue, grey white.

1. White striped elastic braces with leather and metal attachments 2. Blue, maroon and striped men's braces.

Wool with Braces (Use with U389)uniform, 1967, army