Canadian Regina Fire Department Peacoat Size 44 Chest

This Canadian Regina Fire Department Peacoat is an authentic example of mid-20th-century municipal service outerwear. Sized for a 44-inch chest, the coat is constructed from heavy wool in the traditional double-breasted peacoat style, providing significant warmth and protection for active duty use. Typical of period fire service uniforms, it features broad lapels, large buttons with embossed insignia, and reinforced stitching for durability. The design reflects practical considerations, including ease of movement and effective shielding from the elements. While primarily issued to members of the Regina Fire Department, such peacoats share similarities with contemporary military and municipal service coats in Canada. This piece offers a representative example of Canadian fire service attire, suitable for collectors or historical reference. Condition and signs of use are consistent with service-worn uniforms from the era. Suitable for those interested in Canadian municipal history or uniforms of emergency services.