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And if you only comeback with only Burberry double breasted examples you are being disingenuous and selective...Google trench adverts from the first world war...
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And if you only comeback with only Burberry double breasted examples you are being disingenuous and selective...Google trench adverts from the first world war...
And if you only comeback with only Burberry double breasted examples you are being disingenuous and selective...
Does this meet the criteria above? No, but it's a first world war trench coat...I stick to my previous comment.
I am not a military expert, but because he's not an officer he's been written out of history with all the brands focusing on "Officers and Gentleman"..Does this meet the criteria above? No, but it's a first world war trench coat...
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There were hundreds of suppliers with different versions, but they were all advertised as trench coats unless they were something different such as a regulation rain coat...
Obviously, I'm a fan of Burberry. I own three, including one I bought decades ago but which is now a vintage trench coat. My opinion is, if you want the real thing, buy the real thing, not a copy. As far as trench coats go, Burberry is the real thing, the quintessence. If you are okay with a copy, no problem, but a copy can never be the real thing.
What regiment cap badge? It looks like a Grenadier Guards, but not quite right.I am not a military expert, but because he's not an officer he's been written out of history with all the brands focusing on "Officers and Gentleman"..