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Selling my service dress
Is it still called service dress? Anyway, I'm 60 next birthday, so I don't expect to wear it again ...
Made for me quite a long time ago now but only worn a dozen times or so. Unfortunately, there is a small moth hole on the right lapel, but I suppose that could be repaired. Otherwise in very good order. The tunic is a pretty standard four button pattern, pleated breast pockets, no fancy cuff buttons or anything. Currently badged and buttoned for a LI major, so that's not a lot of use to anyone.
I'm 6' 2 1/2", but very long in the body, so the tunic would fit a chap of 6'4" probably, while the trousers are probably a bit short for a normal person. The inside leg measures 33" though, somewhat to my surprise. 38" waist, 44" chest, or thereabouts.
I would throw in a Sam Browne I happen to have.
So what am I bid?
I also have a very nice Light Div cross belt in patent leather, none of your tatty plastic here, and LI metal bits to go with it - not silver, something else - nickel? The metal bits are now useless, I suppose, but, correct me if I am wrong, I think the belt itself would be right for The Rifles?
I'm open to offers on that as well.
Don't all rush at once, now
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Re: Selling my service dress
Three forum members have contacted me. One is interested in the uniform and cross belt, the other two in the cross belt only.
I would prefer to sell the whole lot together so that I am not left with the uniform.
I reckon a thing is worth what you can get for it, so here is a suggestion. Make me some offers. A really good bid for the cross belt without the uniform might get it, but a reasonable bid for both would probably get them.
Think in terms of £50 - 100 for the uniform, and because of the interest, the same for the belt. Both plus the cost of carriage.
I think I can arrange payment through Paypal and it would be money up front.
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