Dated 1950 Pattern Khaki Drill Jacket watch they incentivized consumers to purchase

they incentivized consumers to purchase more cigarettes in order to collect the entire set

A superb and unusual example of British military NBC equipment

It also bares the War Department broad arrow or 'crow's foot' marking

The 1914-15 Star

It was the standard British and Commonwealth military cartridge from its introduction in 1888 until the 1950s

Dated 1950 Pattern Khaki Drill Jacket watch they incentivized consumers to purchaseAn original 'Jackets Bush Khaki, 1950 Pattern' dated 1951 and in worn condition. Often referred to as the 'Khaki Drill Bush Jacket' this pattern of the jacket has to be one of the most classic military jackets of the 20th Century. Cut in a typical 'Safari' style, the jacket features two buttoning chest pockets with scalloped flaps, two lower flapped pockets, long sleeves, and an integral waist belt with brass buckle. Inside the tunic, the original