[~ 50's] BELGIUM ARMY BATAILLON de COREE CAMOUFLAGE DENISON SMOCK

In the estimated 1950s, it became the Belgian army "French Battalion Camouflage Denison Mock".

It is the arrival of super special items.

The Belgian Army, which fought with the Allies during World War II, contained two airborne units, Belgian Independent Parachute Company and the Belgian Special Air Corps (SAS) Air Corps.

The two units are wearing a Denison -made umbrella smock made in the UK, and the unique hand -drawn "Brush Stroke" camouflage pattern has created a large branch of derived patterns that are still used today.

After the war, the Belgian people reproduced several variations in the brush stroke pattern and continued to be used mainly by airborne units and special units until the 1970s.

This individual is also a camouflage pattern adopted in the early Belgian army, which is a pioneer.

Despite the Belgian Denison Mock, it is not an individual that uses many brush stroke camouflage, which is usually found, but probably a camouflage that was adopted in the early Belgian army.

Two "waves" patterns in a red bean -like amoeba on a grayish khaki background.
Italian"M1929 TELO MIMETICO"It's a camouflage pattern that makes you imagine.

Although I checked quite a bit in Japan and overseas, there was almost no information, and the Denison Mock type, which uses the same camouflage pattern, can be counted with one hand, including this individual.

According to the information examined, the United Nations Battalion, an infantry battalion, which was intervened during the Korean War, which broke out between 1950 and 1953, from the French Allies and all the French Union's weapons and reserves. (BF / ONU) was used by the Belgian Troupe wearing some brown berets in the Korean War in the camouflage pattern used.

It was also partially operated by the Belgian Airborne Corps, but was immediately abolished and stopped using it gradually by 1953.

From the background of only three years from 1951 to 1953 and the background of the trial basis, the overwhelmingly small existing individuals can be nod.

As you may know, after that, the camouflage pattern unique to the Belgian army is "M".OON & BallsCamouflage"・" BrushStroke Camouflage " /" Jigsaw " Camouflage"Etc. will be adopted.

"Denison Smock ("Denison Mock) was provided to special operational execution agents, parachute regiments, glider pilot regiments, aviation landing squads, aircraft squadrons, commando units, and other federal airborne units.

It was worn on the webbing equipment of an airborne descent soldier, but the main purpose was to prevent the wearer's equipment from being caught during or jumping, so it was worn under the parachute pack and harness. I was.

Speaking of Denison Mock, British military individuals are famous and popular, but the Belgian special units cooperated with the British army during World War II have the same type, but the details are different. It is very similar.

The neck uses a zip -up type like a half zip.
The zip slider uses a "RIRI" zip.

A total of four large flap pockets placed diagonally on the chest and hem are a great detail.

The hem also comes with a tab to prevent the size and the hem fluttering.

To the sideTo prevent stuffiness inside, a ventilation hole with a eyeleted eyelet is also equipped.

Included to fix it to the bodyThe bevertail on the back is very often cut, but the individual remains beautifully.
Beavartail is a detail aimed at preventing the hem from turning up when a parachute descent.

The fabric is made of a medium thick cotton twill fabric that makes you think it's a denim fabric.
Because it is a medium thick fabric, it will shut it out without difficulty if it is a little wind.

On the inside hem, there are also details like a white square patch that seems to be a tag.

The size notation cannot be confirmed, but I think it corresponds to "M ~ L" in Japanese size.

Even if you look at the actual size, I think that it is a golden size that suits the Japanese body type, so I think that it can be worn by people with a wide range of body.
The Denison Mock system has many large sizes, but I think that small size individuals are very rare.

There is a feeling of use such as dirt, rubbing, fraying, small hole, and zip damage overall,There is no major damage to wear, so I think you can still wear it.
In the first place, it can be worn while the existing ball count is extremely smallIs it a miracle that remains in the condition?

It is not a product that can be bought if you pay money, but it is not possible to arrive in the future.

I think it is a worthwhile one as a wardrobe but also a collection item design source.
Regardless of domestic and overseas, I think it's a gem that you can rarely see, so if you are looking for it or who like unusual items, don't miss this opportunity.

Definitely among European Trials, it seems to be an arched -vapor, which has a top -class rare, so I wonder if there is next.

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