just like to show you my nice worn para smock 
.cheers paul 
.cheers paul
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Nice worn smock, did they sew a new sleeve on it. Pockets look if they are made from the same material!
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Very nice - is it a put together piece!?Comment
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Sorry - it was a sh!t joke, according to the label the smock was made (put together) by Frankenstein! The smock looks like a good, honest example.Originally posted by HOLMZEY View PostComment
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Nice 'salty' piece...just the way I like 'em. Age on wing matches the rest - this one looks like a true combat worn article that might have seen post war use on hunting expeditions. I have a similar '42 dated smock that belonged to a GPR man, who wore it sometimes after the war on hunting excursions. Unfortunately the rank pips were removed but he kept the GP wing up and the initial of his last name is inked onto the right breast cargo pocket. Seeing your's reminded me of mine..I like your's alot
Thanks for showing!
Cheers,
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As the main part of the smock is hand painted and the sleeve isn't, you might be right on that one.Originally posted by JEROEN1944 View Post
Looks like they totally had to path it up again after a few battles.
Great smock that has gone trough a lot of wear and tear. 
Cheers,
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Thank You.
THANKS EVERYBODY FOR YOUR OPINIONS ON THIS DENISON SMOCK.CHEERS PAUL HOLMES
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