A leather two piece armoured crew uniform with coat and trousers. The coat has two rows of five buttons that are embossed with Saint Stephen’s crown that lead to a lay down collar with a pair of hooks and eyelets. Integral button shoulder straps are to each side of the collar. The small flap to the upper left breast is sewn to each corner to keep it flat. There is also a pair of angled, scallop and button flap to each hip. A strap with buckles and loop are to each cuff to make them adjustable. The seat of the trousers have adjustment straps and buckle to the rear of the waist and a large horizontal slash pocket with button. The interior is fully lined in a coarse cotton/linen with a single breast pocket. The chest measures approximately 42". The matching leather trousers have a four button French fly with a hook and eyelet to the waist. A large pair of diagonal slash pockets are to each hip. Also attached are a pair of leather braces, as well as a strap with adjustment buckle to each cuff. The interior is partially lined with markings. The trousers measure approximately 40" to the waist with a 32" inseam. Of Note: The trousers were a little awkward in some armoured vehicles and more often than not, were not worn. Both items are dated for 1943.