Rhodesian Camouflage Bush Jacket. Unknown Number Pattern Manufactory. Size 4 Rhodesian Bush War Veteran Estate. There were four companies making uniforms for the Rhodesian Army during the war. As the war progressed most money was being spent on critical munitions, weapons and spare parts. Globally, most nations refused to accept Rhodesia as an independent state and refused to provide aid. Smaller companies then opened up using the same camo pattern but at a cheaper cost to the individual soldier who needed to replace worn-out uniforms due to the harsh terrain and intense sun. There WERE small differences in color. The lack of a manufactory label indicates that it was made outside the contracted companies producing uniforms for the Army. Upon the collapse of Rhodesia in 1979, the new Zimbabwe Government adopted the 2^nd pattern Brushstroke pattern and banned sale of any other generations of camouflage.