British WAAC Dress WW1

The (WAAC) Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was formed in 1917. The plan was for these women to serve as clerks, telephonists, waitresses, cooks, Drivers, Mechanics and as instructors in the use of gas masks.

Our WAAC dress features:

Light Khaki worsted wool fabric
Removable while collar
Shoulder boards with red taping
14 x Brass General Service buttons 16mm

The WAAC "Workers" uniform collars were brown. The white collars are "Forewomen". Coloured insets in their shoulder strap indicated a women's job.

Red for the Household section
Purple for Mechanical and General (except motor drivers)
Brown for the Clerical section
Claret for Motor Drivers

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£99.99

£83.32 EXC VAT

Description

The (WAAC) Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was formed in 1917. The plan was for these women to serve as clerks, telephonists, waitresses, cooks, Drivers, Mechanics and as instructors in the use of gas masks.

Our WAAC dress features: