box coat

It was a grey and black English worsted with a finely cut boxed coat.

One young fellow in a green box coat, addressed himself to these dumplings in a most direful manner.

They wore box coats.

The Navy had Skil put this tool into a special camouflage box coated and sealed with plastic.

He was wrapped in an old box coat, part of which had slipped from his shoulder in such a way as to uncover the gold-laced cloak of King Dagobert.

Coachmen and coach passengers might have worn a box coat, a heavy overcoat with or without shoulder capes, used by coachmen riding on the box seat exposed to all kinds of weather.

Merchant marine officers at that time wore their steamship line or company uniform with the Naval Auxiliary Reserve device on the collar of the military coat, or on the lapels of the box coat.