Canadian Battledress...

[brigadepiron]

Hello all.

In a museum in Brussels, I saw this picture of a Canadian soldier, taken in 1951. It does not show the canadian p47 type of Battledress nor the WW2 type but one with a British type p.49 collar.

It is not P.49 though because of the lack of exposed buttons. So what is it?

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Thanks

BP

[brigadepiron]

It turns out that the chap in the picture is the o/c of the Canadian 22nd regiment. The battledress was probably tailored...

[sapper]

After WW2, Canada went to a open collar battledress, with some other minor changes in the pocket flaps and a slightly different shade of colour. Like the WW2 version all buttons were covered.

[fry]

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