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Trench Warfare History Articles

 

Laboring under the most intense preasure, the harried ad man of 1918 enthused about the Junior Store's latest trench coat just so:

"This coat meets every specification of what a trench coat should be. The collar, when turned up, forms a Storm Proof Collar and has an extra wrap fixed to the shoulder to cover the fastening and make it waterproof."

     


Trench Coat by Junior  (The Stars and Stripes, 1918)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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