Original British WWII Pattern Airborne Parachute Regiment Battledress Tunic and Trousers - Dated 1946 Bayonets The reason why there was

The reason why there was no problems with fragmentation might be related to fact that the Finns used only TNT in hand grenades that they manufactured - not some less effective explosive

forage cap is constructed of dark indigo blue wool and comes complete with its tarred leather visor (brim)

It seems to be around a US size 7

including some famous European ones

Goddard as a side project (under Army contract) of his work on rocket propulsion

Original British WWII Pattern Airborne Parachute Regiment Battledress Tunic and Trousers - Dated 1946 Bayonets The reason why there wasOriginal Items: One Set Only. This is lovely an original SERGEANT'S British Parachute Regiment Battledress Blouse and Khaki pants, as used in Combat with the British Parachute Regiment during WWII. The Tunic Blouse bears the "PARACHUTE" shoulder flashes, the Regimental cloth badge of a "WINGED PARACHUTE" and the famous "PEGASUS FLYING HORSE" badge. This is full combat trim with a maker label to the inside showing the maker and size information: