Jackets: Black motorcycle jackets (known in Australia as "Brando" style jackets). The jackets have a v-shaped seam between the shoulder blades, adjustment tabs at the bottom sides, no snaps on the collar, no epaulets, no belt, and I can only see one pocket on their right-hand side. All MFP jackets, with the exception of Goose's, were made of vinyl. For more info, go to Special Topics: Jackets
Trousers: Black leather trousers with no back pockets, cut in a general "jeans" pattern.
Boots: Black motorcycle boots, also known as engineer boots. The boots were made by Rossiter's, an Australian boot company. The right boot bears a badge on the outer side. For more info, go to Special Topics: Boots
Shirts: Light-blue Bonds "raglan-cut" cotton T-shirts, which are still popular in Australia today.
Shoulder caps: Black oval convex plastic plating. Unidentified origin, but this much is clear: they were originally white and stitched to some sort of pad, as is evident by the holes on the plating. The plating was then painted black and riveted onto the jacket. Most caps are held on by 12 rivets each.
Gloves: The MFP wore these type of motocross/motorcycle gloves (see below). From what I have heard, the MFP gloves were readily available in Australia in the 70's. Replicas are now available through Abbyshot clothiers.
Name Tags: Silver pin-on name tags. Name tags display the officer's badge number, as in Max's "MFP 4073."
Pins: The MFP wear several pins on their left sleeves. Fifi, Max and Goose wear the crosshairs pin. Roop and Charlie wear the rectangular clover pin. Fifi wears an oval "1" pin below his target pin.
See also | MFP Badges | Shotguns
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