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PRACTICAL KIT 
'■^:^ 
OFFICERS' 
HlNTI^rJ 
CROPS 4 THONQS 
Ko. 1.1. Real Manila 
or Malacca Cane, 
liom hook, silver 
collar, brown thong. 
PRICE 
25/. 
COMPLETE. 
LOADED STICKS 
So. 1. Ix>adp(l .Sti4-k. 
M half hone <■ r n t r f. 
covt're*! .til over piy- 
skill, .sliding wrl^t 
strap ... £l 18 
Do. .titeel ccntrr. 
<'ovored all over pic- 
skin, sliiling wri.st 
.•.trap. .. JE1 5 
Do., short lenslh for 
HIDING. £t 1 
Do., bo.<t rattan oinc. 
covered all over i-iy- 
«kin, no wri«t strap. 
16*. 
po., sliort length lor 
RiniNCi . 12/6. 
OFFICERS LOADED 
NEWMARKET WHIPS 
-No. .5. Offlcer.s' .Vewniarkct Whip, 
«haIebonc '.(litre, plaited raw. 
hide, with plaited kuucaroo hide 
hand part, loaded end. .'■ilver 
rullar and thonii ... £1 18 
J»o., plaited all over k.Tncaroo 
hide, loaded eiMl, with thong 
complete XI 15 
No. 4. Hoot Neilgherrv Cane, 
■covered all over pigskiir. lou'Ie<l 
hiitt, with thong com])letc, 
£1 1 
Do. plaited kangaroo hide, 
loa<U'd butt, with thong com- 
plete £15 
Write for fall Litl of War Equipment. 
SWAINE & ADENEY, 
By a-p intinent to H.M. ihe i->b. 
185 PICCADILLY, LONDON. W. 
SHOOLBRED'S 
BOXES OF 
CHRISTMAS PROVISIONS 
For the Army, Navy and Prisoners of War. 
PRICES -5/-, lO/-, IS/- SknA 20/-. 
Incladiog Postage to France. Full List upon applicauon. 
EXAMPLE No. 6. 201- BOX CONTAINS— 
I Cake, I Tin Bwil Tablets, 1 Tin Yorkshire Pie, 1 Tin Sl)^rtbr^ad, 1 Tin 
Plum PadJins, 1 Tin CoHee and Milk. 2 Packets Chocolate, I 1 in Sardines, 
1 Tin Roas: Fowl, I Box O«o C ib;s and Hea'er, 2 Packets Soup, I Tube 
Extract of Meal and Vegetables, 2 Pols Kicbmond Potted Meats. 
TOTTENHAM COURT RD., LONDON, W. 
GLOVE 
FOR 
HARD 
SERVICE 
Guapinteed Horsehlde. 
lEliL LIKE KID WEAR LIKU IRON 
ALWAY S SOFT A.ND PLIAB r. ^ 
NEVER HARDEN IN WATER. 
Of all Ginllcineii's Ojtfitlen and Slor;s 
W.ijieiile only — 
A. H. SELWYN, Ltd., 
Lilypot Lane, WOOD STREET, E.G. 
The burberry 
**What the Officer needs is a 
Barberry Weatherproof.'* — The Times. 
Illustrated 
Military 
Catalogue 
Post Free 
/ 
y 
.-^,r.,^4^^/^ 
Eret}/ Genuine 
Uurbfrru Oarment 
is labelled 
' Btirberryt.' 
THE WORLD OVER — experienced .soldiers— men whose lives 
* are spent in making the best of existing weather conditions — all 
agree that only ONE coat will stand the critical tests to which they 
put it, and that is 
THE BURBERRY 
■THE SUCCESS of THE BURBERRY has been phenomenal. 
* Its inestimable value on Active Service has been attested by 
thousands of Officers who keenly appreciate its wet-resisting properties 
— its warmth in cold weather — its airylightness— its self-ventilation— 
its freedom — its strength and durability. 
THE REPUTATION won by THE BURBERRY during the 
* South African War, has been more than justilied during the 
present camjiaign, which has conclusively proved it to be the most 
serviceable safeguard available against the rain, snow, wind, cold, 
mud and water which are the everyday conditions under which our 
own and our gallant Allies' Armies are fighting. 
FROM THE 
TRENCHES 
"A hnrbfrfij was my 
best frirnd for months in 
front of ypres. -Vol only 
(Hit it stand the rain 
awl wind perjedlij, but 
seemed iniperrious to the 
filthy mud of the tienehes, 
while its smooth surface 
made cleanimj easy." 
— J. K. Vunlop. 
BURBERRY 
WAR KIT 
Uniforms in Tenace Whip- 
cord, Trench Warms, 
Great Coats, Britisli- 
Warms, Tielouken Coats, 
Caps, Shirl.s, Puttees and 
every detail of Equipment, 
READY FOR USE 
Or to measure in 2 to 4 days 
DRY AFTER 
3 DAYS' RAIN 
" / was moved into the 
trenches, and all 1 had 
teas one of your trcpieiit 
raincoats with siH: 
lininas. This stood thr'e 
days" rain, and although 
tjte men's coats were 
soaked, nothing not 
through »bj/ Burberry." 
— E. Monro, 
BURBERRYS Haymarket LONDON 
8 & 1 Boul. Malesherbes PARIS ; Basingstoke and Provincial Agents 
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