Hello,
familiar gave in the last weekend me the Black Guernsey jumper. She found him at home in the attic. But in the Polish army. And the sweater is clearly British. For her the father was a serviceman. But in the Polish army. And the sweater is clearly British. A production is feeling Guernsey Woolens. There is no date of the production. I think that he is from the end of years 90. or of beginning of the 21st century, because the father was in Iraq in the year 2003.
The sweater is in the almost perfect state, dusty and has the small hole on the left shoulder. Above the stripe Officer Warrant class 2.
It is very much good sweater.
Only information I found which, that of black gansey’s a used Royal Tank Regiment.
Does somebody know, whether some British formation still used black sweaters of this type?
I know, that Guernsey jumpers – however in different colours – used British 7 th Armoured Division and also the Mercian Regiment (at present one such a sweater with stripes and epaulettes is on Ebay).
Sorrow would lie in the wardrobe. So most probably I will refresh him, and stripes will go to the drawer.
Since I didn't have such a sweater, I have the question:
- whether to the urban trekking in temperature 15 - 17 degrees Celsius (59-63 F) with thermal t-shirt it won't be at the bottom around warm?
Wool isn't biting me, so I must not put long sleeves on underneath.
