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'Allo 'Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack Character Costume MKTOC Reference Number found on item Rene 1x Black Bowler Hat MKTOC 147 1x Black Waistcoat MKTOC 211 1x Black tie 1x Large White Apron Edith 1x Cabaret Dress White and MKTOC 123 Black polka dot (12-14) 1x Officer Trench coat (40”) MKTOC 11 Yvette 1x White Piny Mimi 1x White Piny Michelle 1x Cream Trench coat MKTOC 18 1x French Beret 1x Nun Costume (black robe and wimple, rope belt and gold cross) www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 1 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack 1x Gendarme cape 1x Gendarme Hat 1x Truncheon 1x Revolver Le Clerc 1x Blue Night cap 1x Battery operated candle 1x Tweed pork pie hat MKTOC 200 1x Tweed Jacket (42”) MKTOC 126 1x Tweed Waistcoat MKTOC 210 1x Parrot 1x Cockatoo www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 2 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack 1x Chef white jacket (44”) MKTOC 122 1x Chef Hat 1x Night Shirt – Blue stripes MKTOC 20 Crabtree 1x Gendarme Hat 1x Gendarme Jacket (42”) MKTOC 202 1x Gendarme trousers (38”) 1x White Sam Brown belt 1x Pair of White gloves 2x Fake Sausages 1x Union jack boxers 1x Truncheon www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 3 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack 1x Gendarme Cape 1x Brass pump Colonel Von Strohm 1x Nazi jacket with insignia MKTOC 300 (44”) - grey 1x Uniform Trousers Jodhpur www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 4 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack style – grey (42”) 1x Black tie 1x Officer Peaked Hat MKTOC 204 1x Belt with Holster and pistol 1x Pair of Boot covers 1x wiglet / Toupee Lt. Gruber 1x Nazi jacket with insignia MKTOC 22 (42”) – grey with black collar 1x Uniform Trousers – grey MKTOC 303 (34”) 1x Black tie 1x Officer Peaked Hat Belt MKTOC 205 1x Tank goggles General Von 1x Nazi jacket with insignia MKTOC 31 Schmelling (44”) – grey / green with white epaulettes 1x Uniform trousers (42”) MKTOC 38 1x Black tie 1x Officer Peaked Hat Belt MKTOC 203 www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 5 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack 1x Belt with Holster and pistol Helga 1x Green army jacket MKTOC 110 1x Swastika arm band 1x Green army skirt 1x Forage cap 1x Black tie Herr Flick 1x Black Trench coat (L) MKTOC 119 1x Black Trilby 1x Black Tie 1x Swastika armband 1x Swastika boxer shorts www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 6 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack 1x Black cane with silver handle 1x Violin and bow in wooden case 1x Usherette disguise dress Capt. Bertorelli 1x Green Uniform jacket with MKTOC 50 medals and braid (43”) 1x Uniform trousers (38”) MKTOC 39 1x Brown Sam Brown belt with ammunition pouches 1x Feathered black hat 1x Black tie 1x Pair of Boot covers www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 7 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack British Airmen 2x RAF uniform jacket (41” MKTOC 16 & 250 and 42”) 2x RAF uniform trousers (40” MKTOC 113 & 251 and 38”) 2x Rubber airmen hats Goering’s 4x white jackets MKTOC 124, 4, 5, 3 (Mimi, Colonel, 4x white trousers MKTOC 302,8, 6, 7 Crabtree & dummy) www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 8 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack Miscellaneous extra 3x Berets costume items 3x Spare peaked hats MKTOC 206, 207, 208 3x Green army shirts 6x Brown army shirts 1x Spare Army jacket – MKTOC 49 green (40”) 1x Spare Army jacket – green (42”) MKTOC 134 1x Spare uniform trousers – MKTOC 370 black 1 x Spare uniform trousers – black with white stripe (32”) 1x spare black tie www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 9 ‘Allo ‘Allo Hire COSTUME List: CARSTAIRS Pack 1x Spare Officer Trench coat MKTOC 44 1x Plastic soldier helmet 1x String of garlic 1x Swastika Pennant 2x German WW2 newspapers 2x Fallen Madonna Canvas pictures 2x striped Frenchman’s tops 2x Spare Swastika armbands Please note – sizes are approximate and we reserve the right to substitute items in response to damage / need for repair / cleaning etc www.alloallo-hire.co.uk Tel: 07515 357228 Last Updated 13th May 2018 10 .
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