Canada, Dominion. An Other Ranks Royal North West Mounted Police Field Service Jacket, c.1917

 Introduced in 1917 to align with the style of functionality of military dress prevalent at the time, the khaki duck field service jacket was primarily worn in warmer months from its introduction into the 1920's. Manufactured in a heavy, durable reddish brown khaki, it features four front pockets with the bottom pockets with lightly scalloped flaps and issued without buttons. The upper pockets are pleated and sealed with brass, unmarked kings crown RNWMP buttons, sewn in place. The jacket is in the 5 button style with brass belt loops. Shoulder straps are secured by two general service buttons. Interior is plan with no liner, however does exhibit, stitched in manufacturers tag, shoulder width of 44 cm, sleeve inseam length of 45 cm, 70 cm in total length, with signs of very light period wear, a rarely seen jacket, extremely fine.