Stiff brim 3 to 3-1/2 inches wide, and 4 to 4-5/8 inch crown, side color. Hat to be worn with the approved leather. Hat band and two silver Sequoia cones.

Width of brim and hieght of crown of hat may be varied, within these dimensions, to suit the size or conformation of the wearer.

The approved NPS cap of the same material as uniform with approved chin strap fastened with two silver Sequoia cones is prescribed for Rangers assigned to Motor Cycle duty

Three or four button Military sack having open collar, Pinch back, two breast pockets, pleated, and two side pockets, bellows type; all outside pockets to have flaps, fastened with small service buttons.

The coat shall be worn on all normal occasions. It may be dispenced with only in hot weather when the superintendent or the custodian authorizes it.

Of the same material as coat; full peg with two side or top pockets, two hip pockets ; and one watch pocket ; buttoned at the knee openings, with or without knee reinforcement, and double seat of the same material.

Breeches are considered as essential part of the formal uniform.

Of same material as coat, straight leg, with I-1/2 inch cuff, two side, two hip, and one watch pocket ; may be worn in lieu of breeches;

(1) In such eastern National Parks, Military Parks, National Monuments, and in other areas when extrememly warm weather prevails for considerable periods.
(2) Policemen at Hot Springs National Park.
(3) By superintendents, Custodians, and other members of the field personnel on informal occasions.

Leather field boots of medium weight, with laced instep and laced side at top shall be worn with breeches.

Oxford type with plain dark brown socks and they may be worn with trousers.

Collar attached type of flannel, Wool; Gabardine: or of cotton material, steel gray color, for all normal duty.

A white shirt and collar is authorized for formal occasions only.

A field shirt with collar attached, shoulder straps, two large plaited breast pockets fastened with buttons, steel grey, is prescribed for wear without coats, Such shirts may be flannel, Gaberiadine or cotton material.

Four in hand barathea silk, full wool lined, dark green.

Double breasted, four button Mackinaw type with convertaiable collar, two side patch pockets and sewed on half belt in back.

Coat may be unlined or lined with fleece, or any other materail.

Double breasted, full belt, set-in-sleeves, calflength of light weight weather-proof material such as alligater cloth or olive green color is authorized.

Double breasted, calflength, trench coat style with raglan sleeves, full belt and diagonial pockets of forestry green, Weather-proof Gaberiadine.

The regulation hat and hat band.

The National Park Service Field Jacket is slightly longer than the conventinial cossack, but shorter than the cruiser type jacket. It has a waist band approximately two inches wide with adjustable buckles at the side. The Jacket fastens in the front with full length talon fasteners, and has two large plaited breast pockets with flaps fastened with small regulation buttons. From the top of the breast pockets over the shoulder s and full length of back, material is double. The lower part of the back provides a large pocket, closing with talon fasteners on each side under the arms.

The regulation breeches

Regulation trousers. Acanvas or any other waterproof material trousers of forestry green or light tan may be authorized when field conditions make this type of garment desireable.

The regulation shirt, either of wool or of cotton.

The necktie may or may not be worn as diricted by Supt.

Heavey leatherlace boots -10 -16 inch top or standard field boot.

Ski cap type of NPS design, haveing adjustable ear flaps and with embriodered NPS insignia on the front.

The NPS field or fatigue jacket.

Ski Trousers with full length cuffs, 20 inches or larger leg and knit ankle cuff.

Ski boots of leather of conventional design.

Heavey wool with dark green top, or in lieu of socks, olive green or steel grey ski leggings or spats.

With or without hood, light wieght weather-proof material either waist or Knee length, of forestry green or steel grey.

Prescribed for use by Superintendents, Custodians Rangers, and fire guards as follows.

(1) Superintendents and Custodians, Round badge, made of gold.

(2) Chief rangers and assistant Chief rangers, Shield Badge, gold plated.

(3) Park Rangers, Ranger Naturalists guards, and Park Rangers (temporary) shield badge, (Nickel plated)

(3-a) Park guards, same as Park Ran. With word guard instead of "Ranger".

(4) Fire Guards -- Shield badge, Bronze metal, numbered serially.

Park Naturalists may be issued ranger badges when they enforce Park regulations.

Superintendents, Custodians, rangers, and fire guards shall wear thier badges on thier uniforms at all times, The badge shall be worn ove rthe left the pleat of the left breast pocket, Immediately below the button on coats and fatigue jackets, It shall be worn displayed on approximately the same position on field shirts and overcoats.

ALL BADGES SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT

Forestry green, web-waist belt, 1-1/8 inches wide, with buckle of a design approved by the Director, is prescribed for wear when breeches are worn without coat.

Buttons of three sizes, large for overcoats, meium for coats, and small for pocket flaps, of bronze, and of a design as approved by the Director are prescribed.

Of rolled gold or gilt of a design approved by the Director shall be worn on coats, overcoats, fatigue jackets, and field shirts, one device shall be attached in a horizontal position to each side of the collar.

Indicating the various grades, is prescribed for wear by Rangers only. The Sequoia cone and foliage have been adopted as the basic sleeve insignia and the differentiation in rank is indicated by the number of cones, as follows:

Indicating length of service as a member of the National Park Service is prescribed as follows:

After the first star is earned, bars shall be discontinued to indicate service of less than five-year periods. For each five-year period of completed service, a silver embroidered star.

The service insignia shall be worn on the cuff of the left sleeve of the coat and overcoat, the lower stripe or star shall be placed 1-1/2" above end of sleeve. When stripes and stars are worn, stars shall be placed uppermost. When more than one star is worn, they shall be arranged horizontally up to four and triangularly when more than four stars are worn.

Of calf skin, cordovan color, 1-1/8 inch wide, embossed with evergreen twigs and cones and the letters U.S.N.P.S." and ornamented with two silver Sequoia cones, is prescribed for wear on the hat.

Of calf skin or same design as the hat band, cordovan color, embossed with evergreen twigs and cones, and the letters "U.S.N.P.S." with silver Sequoia cone fasteners, is prescribed as a part of the uniform cap.