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Blue 9 oz. Wabash Vent Hole Work Shirt - The Bronson Mfg Blue 9 oz. Wabash Vent Hole Work Shirt - The Bronson Mfg 2
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Blue 9 oz. Wabash Vent Hole Work Shirt - The Bronson Mfg

BRS-VENTHOLEWBSHIRT
€29.67 €74.17
Wabash printed fabrics were popularized by the American manufacturer J.L. Stifel and Sons (1835–1956) in the early 20th century. This pattern became a staple and defining feature of American workwear from the 1920s onward. The work shirt, with underarm ventilation holes, was designed by the American brand Powr-House in the 1940s–1950s. The ventilation...
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U.S.N. N-3 Utility Shirt - The Bronson Mfg U.S.N. N-3 Utility Shirt - The Bronson Mfg 2
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U.S.N. N-3 Utility Shirt - The Bronson Mfg

BRS-USNN3
€33.00 €82.50
The N-3 shirt was part of a 4-piece uniform issued to US Navy ground personnel. This uniform consists of an N-3 HBT jacket, N-3 HBT trousers, an N-3 shirt, and an HBT cap. Recipients of the N-3 utility uniform included shore-based crews, construction battalions, amphibious units, and combat and security units. This shirt was worn by US Navy sailors from...
Sweatshirt US Coast Guards 21oz - The Bronson Mfg Sweatshirt US Coast Guards 21oz - The Bronson Mfg 2
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Sweatshirt US Coast Guards 21oz - The Bronson Mfg

BRS-SWEAT21OZUSCG
€39.67 €99.17
This heavy sweatshirt is based on the US Coast Guard sweatshirt. It is made from 100% cotton "terry" Reverse Weave thick fabric of 20 oz (reaches 21 oz after washing). It is cross-woven so as not to shrink in the wash. A traditional stitching technique was used — 4-needle stitching with 6 thread lines. This makes it a strong and long-lasting...
USMC P-44 HBT Utility Jacket Shirt - The Bronson Mfg USMC P-44 HBT Utility Jacket Shirt - The Bronson Mfg 2
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USMC P-44 HBT Utility Jacket Shirt - The Bronson Mfg

BRS-P44HBTSHIRT
€43.00 €107.50
Experience gained during the Tarawa campaign changed the design of the Marines' combat uniform. In March 1944, the P-44 ensemble was officially issued. The defining characteristic of this uniform is its ability to carry combat equipment in an optimised manner — in particular thanks to the additional pockets on the P-44 jacket. There are large pockets on...
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