1968 Pattern British Denison Smock for Other Ranks Personnel-This is a 1968 pattern example that is dated 1969. Insignia indicates that the wearer held the rank of OR-8 aka company sergeant major. It is single-breasted, fully lined, non-reversible combat smock printed with camouflage pattern of dark-brown and light-green swirls on a light khaki field. The smock features four flapped pockets secured by green plastic buttons, buttons to cuffs and extended epaulettes. The smock features a full-length zipper. There is a concealed drawer cord fitted to the waist for tighter fit, and one more to the hem of the skirt. Inside of the smock is sewn a tail of DPM cloth intended to be brought up between the wearer's legs and fastened by buttons located in three matching pairs to the inside front. To the right upper sleeve is the insignia of the British paratroop units. It is machine embroidered over olive drab badge cloth, featuring blue wings and a white parachute. There is a rank insignia on the epaulets, it is a white crown over olive drab badge cloth. The label inside reads “Smock, Camouflage”, size 2, tailor listed as James Smith & Co. (Derby) Ltd, Staveley with the date listed as “69. This is in really great condition!