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Napoleonic Greatcoats

The War of 1812 Web Site: British Army Officer greatcoats
Robert Henderson reveals that "With regards to the appearance of the officer's privately-purchased greatcoat, specific regulations were established in British North America in 1800 by the meticulous Duke of Kent, then Commander of the forces in Canada, calling for: 'The Great Coats of Officers are invariably to be made of blue cloth double-breasted with regimental buttons and edged throughout with the colour of the lappel of the regiment, those excepted whose lappels are blue and the edging of whose Great Coats will therefore be scarlet.' Gosh.

American Civil War Greatcoats

Calapooia Traders

This US company specialises in making custom-tailored clothing for the living historians and reenactors of the 18th century.The clothing they make is based upon original garments, with our patterns based upon examinations, descriptions, photographs, and original drawings of those garments.

AzRA Historical Resources
US 19th century civilian greatcoats

US Confederate Greatcoats from the Quatermasters Store

The Greatcoat - Why you should have one

As advised by the 47th Virginia Company

Second World War Greatcoats

Wehrmacht Greatcoats
They may have been fascists, but they dressed nicely. Yeah, right.

Soviet Greatcoats
How to wear one with impunity

Buy your own military surplus GreatCoat
Available from ADV Militaria

Action Man Greatcoats

Greatcoats: an Action Man accessory
It does shrink in the wash, you know.

Literate Greatcoats

The Revolt of the Clothes: a poem by Terry Jones

Led, of course, by a greatcoat

 



• Written by John Freeman • Drawn by Nick Miller

Exposed to mind-bending substances for many years, the greatcoat attained a mind of its own.
Then John found it in an Oxfam shop...

The Really Heavy Greatcoat © 2005 John Freeman and Nick Miller. All rights reserved.
Contact Nick about cartoon and other graphics work: Tel. 01524 68107
See below about buying original greatcoat cartoons

 

Back to 1963

11 June 2003
Greatcoat Train Cartoon

Back to the Past Part One

Past Times Part Two
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Thanks to Peter E. Davies at the Friends of Carnforth Railway Station for help with this strip
Back to 1963 - Published July-August 2003

 

• Who's Who in the Really Heavy Greatcoat: Go
THE STRIPS
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Many original greatcoat cartoons are available for sale price from £25 each, available direct from the artist.
Telephone 01524 68107 or sputnik@miller9090.freeserve.co.uk

WEB LINKS
• John Freeman's word-filled home page: DowntheTubes.Net

 

 
 
 
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