Three Post-1953 No.1 Blue Tunics:- one to a Brigadier the Queen's Own Yorkshire Yeomanry, with chain epaulettes, gilt metal rank pips, white metal collar badges and staybrite buttons, later medal ribbon bar, size 40" chest; one to an officer Army Apprentice School, with staybrite buttons, size 40" chest; one to an officer Royal Army Ordnance Corps, with staybrite buttons, size 40" chest; a Pre-1953 No.1 Blue Tunic, to an officer the Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire) Regiment, with brass and staybrite buttons, GSM ribbon bar, size 38" chest; two Pairs of Blue Overalls, one with cream double side stripes, the other with scarlet single side stripes, both size 36" waist; three Pre-1953 Officer's No.2 Service Dress Tunics, one with belt, to a Captain Royal Army Medical Corps, with brass buttons and rank pips, bronze collar badges and Second World War ribbon bar, size 38" chest, one lacking buttons and badges, size 38" chest, one with mixed brass buttons, no badges, size 38" chest; a Post-1953 No.2 Service Tunic, to a Staff Sergeant Royal Army Physical Training Corps, with staybrite buttons, size 36" chest; five British Army Man's No.6 Dress Tunics, various sizes; five British Merchant Navy Jackets, with gilt buttons and rank cuffs to Chief Officer size 44" chest, Chief Officer size 38" chest x 2, Second Officer size 38" chest, Fourth Engineer size 38" chest with later buttons; a Home Made Sailor Jacket, with handkerchief collar (21)