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It is a Petersham overcoat.
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Who were north's trade partners before civil war?
i can tell you what they grow i also have to know this for a project in my class. i only found that they manufactured cotton cloth, shoes, and woolen clothing. hope someone else finds more cross fingers and good luck
What items of clothings did soldiers wear during world war 1?
The British soldier went to war in August 1914, wearing the 1902 Pattern Service Dress tunic and trousers. This was a thick woolen tunic, dyed khaki. There were two breast pockets for personal items and the soldiers AB64 Pay Book, two smaller pockets for other items, and an internal pocket sewn under the right flap of the lower tunic where the First Field Dressing was kept. Rifle patches were sewn above the breast pockets, to prevent wear from the webbing equipment and rifle. Shoulder straps were sewn on and fastened with brass buttons, with enough space for a brass regimental shoulder title. Rank insignia was sewn onto the upper tunic sleeves, while trade badges and Long Service and Good Conduct stripes were placed on the lower sleeves. A stiffened peak cap was worn, made of the same material, with a leather strap, brass fitting and secured with two small brass buttons. Puttees were worn round the ankles, and ammunition boots with hobnail soles on the feet. Normally brown, they were made of reversed hide and had steel toe-caps, and a steel plate on the heel.
What was it like to be a soldier in the Civil War?
The life of a soldier when not fighting was mostly spent drilling on battle techniques and strategies. The rest of the time was trying to overcome bordom. With limited communications, considerable time was spent between battles planning and regrouping. Days would be spent making meals, doing laundry, cutting firewood and writing letters to home. Horse racing, gambling and games such as cards and dominoes helped to relieve the bordom. Soldiers would also sing songs and tell stories around campfires.
What clothes did German women wear in World War 1?
They wore the same kind of clothes we wear now. Women wore dresses, skirts, blouses, slacks, blazers, wool coats, dress shoes, practical shoes and on their head they wore hats and scarves. The men wore suits, slacks, button down shirts, tee shirts, work clothes, boots, leather shoes and jeans with tees. Teenagers wore the same as adults and the Hitler youth wore their uniforms. The military had many styles of uniforms. The children wore the same kind of clothes worn in America. They had jeans, sneakers, leather shoes, tee shirts, button down shirts, dresses, skirts, dress shoes, little suits for boys and wool coats and jackets.____Germans during WW2 never wore jeans and tee shirts. T-shirts were worn as undershirts. Wearing them as everyday clothing was unheard of in Germany.Sneakers were never worn as casually as they are today. Runners were used on the sports fields/gyms only. Leather shoes were the norm.Some areas still wore the traditional Trachten which was leather short pants with leather suspenders, white shirt and a hat with a bristle bush. Long pants with shirt and jacket was worn otherwise.It was rare for a woman (not unheard of but rare) to wear slacks in public. This was frowned upon. Nazis had a very strict view of women's role and it was not particularily advanced. In some areas women still wore the Dirndl which was a a loose blouse, with a skirt and apron. Normally they wore a dress or skirt with blouse. The skirt was hemmed below the knee. Sturdy leather shoes would also be worn. Again, women did not wear sneakers in public.Children did not wear the same type of clothing as those in the US. There was a distinct difference in styles. Some wore uniforms to school (Hitler Youth) but normally they wore what their parents chose for them, long woolen pants and white shirts or short pants and white shirt. Girls would be in dresses or skirts. Girls didn't wear jeans or sneakers, this would never have been allowed because it would be seen as too informal and inappropriate.Society was much more formal than it is today.German uniforms were varied. Depending upon what service the soldier was in and the season.
What is the name of a Heavy woolen overcoat named after an 19th century English officer?
a greatcoat
Does along woolen overcoat weigh less than a kilo?
No it does not.
What is the name of a heavy woolen overcoat named after 19 century English officer?
You are obviously attempting Wetherspoons crossword. The overcoat is a Petersham John Wood, Bognor Regis OK I admit it but what is the aswer to 21 across _ I_S_ a kind of british trifle made from sopnge soaked in white wine or sherry Tipsy cake
Heavy woolen coat named after a 19th century british officer?
TIPSY cake
How do you put woolen in a sentence?
Woolen clothing is hot in the summer--woolen is an adjective.
Do you write wool jacket or woolen jacket?
Woolen
What is the right spelling of woolen?
The correct spelling is woolen.
What is noun of woolen?
wool is the noun woolen adj.
Do you spell woolen or wolen?
Woolen is the correct spelling.
How can you draw woolen stockings?
draw a woolen stoking your self
What part of speech is woolen?
The word "woolen" can function as both an adjective and a noun. As an adjective, it describes something made of wool. As a noun, it refers to a type of fabric or yarn made from wool.
When was Warrenton Woolen Mill created?
Warrenton Woolen Mill was created in 1908.
