When snow hit Gallipoli in November 1915, soldiers turned to the khaki woolen coat, known as the Greatcoat, for protection against the cold and wet climate. This item's provenance is unknown. This iconic piece of clothing often doubled as a soldier's bedding and was his chief protection against the harsh weather conditions. Khaki Army greatcoat with Australian Army buttonsJ FERRIS ...?58019army greatcoat, world war two, ww2, wwii, second world war, australian army, australian army coat, australian uniform

RAN Greatcoatuniform, c1950, ran

Army Australian Greatcoatuniform, ww2, army

RAAF Greatcoat. Warrant Officeruniform, ww2, raaf

Army Greatcoat with RAASC buttonsuniform, 1963, army

Long khaki coloured heavy coat. Thick, sharp angled collars. Right collar has a hook and eye attached in the lapel split. Collar has zig zag stitching and two plastic buttons on each the left and right sides. Each shoulder has a lapel that is fastened with a plastic button. The coat is double breasted. Three buttons on the right side, held in place by metal loops on the interior rather than stiches; mirrored on the left side. Left interior has oval shaped fabric buttoned to the interior with two brown (possibly bakelite) buttons. A larger brown button sits atop the smaller as a means of closing the jacket from the inside. There are two pockets on the front that are angled with the highest point near the centre and the lowest point near the hips. The arms, underarm and upper back section contains an inside khaki coloured lining of thinner, most likely cotton fabric. Above this there is a thin strip of fabric attached at either short end to use for hanging the coat on a hook. At the back of the coat there is a single pleat stretching from the base of the neck to the base of the coat. Approximately half way down the pleat there is a split in the fabric that is fastened with two plastic buttons. At the waist there are two fabric flaps that fasten together at the back with three buttons, also held in place with metal loops on the reverse.Label on interior back lining reads "REGIMENTAL No./NAME" Label on interior of the right "GREATCOATS. G.S. 1946 Patt/SIZE 1/HEIGHT 5'3"/CHEST 34"-36"/BRADLEY'S INDUSTRIES N.S.W./1951" Handwritten on label, "M J Davis"post war, army uniform, great coat, inter war, uniform, military uniform, wool, greatcoats, bradley's industries

Epauletttes RAAF Greatcoat Wing Commanderuniform, raaf

Army Greatcoat with Australia shoulder titlesuniform, 1942, army

General issue to indicate rankEpaulettes (2) for Flight Lieutenant for use on Greatcoat.Navy blue with 2 pipping stripes designating rank of Flight Lieutenant.raaf eppalettes

Army Greatcoat. Corporal tabbard Infantry, with buttonsuniform, 1967, army

Army Greatcoat with Army Apprentice School buttonsuniform, 1967, army

Epaulettes Dark blue Greatcoat "Wing Commander" (2)uniform, 1972, raaf

VAD Greatcoat. Blue Serge with Insignia (part of UC003)uniform, ww2

RAAF Greatcoat, S.W. Mahony with gold buttons A322443uniform, 1978, raaf

Army Greatcoat with Colour Patches (Kokoda) Colour patches in pocketuniform, c1942, army

Greatcoat jacket with Royal Australia Armoured Corps silver buttonsuniform, 1951, army

Army Greatcoat Col insignia � Prince of Wales Lighthorse silver buttonuniform, 1960, army

RAAF Greatcoat Dark blue with only one epaulette with RAAF badgeuniform, 1944, raaf

Greatcoat (buttons/insignia removed). Motheaten & destroyed - Buttons kept as B360uniform, ww2, navy

Army Greatcoat, Army Royal Australian Infantry, Victorian Coat of Arms, No buttonsuniform, 1950, army

RAAF Officers Uniform Jacket (U447z) tie (U447k) trousers (U447w) greatcoat (U447c)uniform, 1970, raaf

Black and white photograph of man in greatcoat. - On reverse is written ''to Jess from Collin with love '.photograph, person, male

Army greatcoat Lieutenant Badges & Colour Patches E.H.C.Russell Dull pips & Australia shoulder titlesuniform, army

Khaki Greatcoat with god Signal Corps Buttons. Rank Lieutenant. Double Breasted with back belt.Two Gold Pips on each epalaute

Greatcoat WW2 T. P. Baker (buttons/insignia removed) - Motheaten.Destroyed. Buttions etc kept as B359uniform, 1942, army

BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF E. OGIER. THE PHOTO FEATURES THE WINTER UNIFORM. CAP AND AUSTRALIA BADGE AND GREATCOAT.G.G. OGIER NEWS PRINT E. OGIERlocal history, photography, photographs, military