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Old original uniforms and civilian parts of clothings.
All pieces are old, it can be an original production, but sometimes it can also be an old nice production for theater, cinema...Etc
In all cases we explain the origin of our find.
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Set of 2 British Merchant Navy officer's uniforms, including a ceremonial Spencer jacket, "Sabre" brand.
For a chest measurement of 103 cm; jacket waist 100 cm; trouser waist 88 cm.
Thigh width 69 cm; inseam length 72 cm.
The standard-issue jacket comes with trousers that are not new.
It features ribbon bars for medals, notably for Korea and the Coast Guard.
The ceremonial spencer jacket is in near-mint condition and comes with very stylish breeches featuring two black silk stripes...
Great for stage use... Affordable.
Produced in the second half of the 20th century.
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Set of 2 US Marine Corps officer's jackets, including a tailored ceremonial Spencer jacket by "Wilvorst."
For a chest measurement of 96 cm and a waist measurement of 90 cm.
The everyday jacket shows slight oxidation on the embroidered stars.
The formal spencer jacket is in near-mint condition and was made by Wilvorst, a company specializing in formal wear—particularly morning coats and tailcoats for weddings; it is a high-quality garment.
Excellent for stage use... Inexpensive.
Produced in the second half of the 20th century.New
68,00 €
Out of stock
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Official and genuine U.S. Marine Corps jacket
Jacket in perfect condition; fits a 90 cm chest and a 72 cm waist.
Elegant cut—very flattering and extremely fitted; suitable for a woman. Manufactured in the last quarter of the 20th century.
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Saint-Cyr Captain-Instructor uniform. Jacket, belt PLATE, and breeches. Belt leather not included.
Includes breeches, jacket, and waist belt PLATE.
Labels from Jousseaume (master tailor) dated November 13, 1974, for the jacket, and October 16 of the same year for the breeches; the officer's name is inscribed on the labels.
Waist: 72 cm.
Chest: 90 cm.
No moth holes. Excellent overall condition; shows no signs of wear—near-mint condition.
An interesting piece for a collection, but also suitable as a military costume for the theater.
Indeed, this is a traditional-style uniform, cut in a manner entirely consistent with *Belle Époque* attire.
It would be perfect for outfitting a military character in a play by Labiche or Courteline.
New
230,00 €
Out of stock
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Uniform of a medical officer cadet. Including jacket, red breeches, belt, AND BICORN
Several prestigious French *grandes écoles* maintain a vibrant military tradition, expressed through the wearing of uniforms—sometimes nearly identical to those worn in the second half of the 19th century. This adds greatly to the charm of the Bastille Day parades, where we see students from the École Polytechnique, Saint-Cyr, and other institutions marching in tight formation, carrying sabers or swords and wearing old-fashioned headgear—such as bicornes or plumed shakos—reminiscent of a bygone era.
Until the 1970s, students training to become military doctors wore a uniform very similar to that of the École Polytechnique. For medical students, the collar and cuffs were made of crimson velvet, with a caduceus embroidered on each side of the collar. The breeches were red. Alumni of the school nicknamed it the "Pinder" uniform (after the circus of the same name, known for its rather... flashy costumes).
This uniform was discontinued in 1971 following the merger of the Lyon and Bordeaux schools. It reappeared during the Bastille Day parade in 2026!
It is worn with a bicorne hat; we have included one here—sized for a 55.5 cm head—though it has unfortunately been exposed to the sun and is slightly faded.
For more information:
https://sites.google.com/view/santards-navalais-traditions/mus%C3%A9e/uniformes
The uniform offered is in excellent condition; it was tailored by UGECO for a certain Gerard Ch. It fits a 90 cm chest and a 72 cm waist (very slim...).
Complete outfit, ideal for dressing a mannequin.
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Old shako, officer cadet of Saint Cyr, with a plaque in the 1872 pattern.
With the fall of the Second Empire, it became clear that the eagle badge could no longer be used for officer cadets' headgear. A transitional model was therefore adopted, a rather rare design, as it was quickly replaced by the badge we know today, consisting of a grenade above a band marked "École Spéciale Militaire" (Special Military School). The shako is made of heavy cardboard covered in cloth, without interior lining or chin straps, and the plume is not the correct type. Otherwise, it is in good condition.
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Jacket of cadet of Saint Cyr (officers school), with black armband (WWI ?)
Includes a jacket, moth-eaten and unstitched at the collar (see photos), oxydized buttons to clean if you wish to do so yourself.
On the left arm, a mourning armband, not specific to the Great War, since it was already authorized by regulations in the late 19th century, to be worn on the left arm in cases of family mourning.
There was, of course, mourning among the military even before the Great War, but few French families were untouched by the death of a loved one in combat, starting in 1914. It was likely during this period that the wearer of this uniform added this mark of mourning to their uniform.
Waist measurement: 74 cm.
Chest measurement: 88 cm. (for a very slim person!)
Interesting for the collection.