| The man wore a greatcoat that was wet with rain and a dishevelled shako adorned his head. |
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| He was a droll sight, with a battered shako and trousers made of old gunny sacks tied up with twine. |
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| Credit or blame Geoffrey Beene for the hat in Slide 1 that looks something like a 19th-century shako. |
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| It was impossible for me to imagine the drum major out here in his shako like an animated Q-tip — there would be no prancing among the crows and ice-killed fish for him, I gloated. |
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| Besides the service dress shown, these Black Canadian soldiers also had the shako and scarlet coat trimmed with white lace for full dress as in the British infantry. |
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| The advantage of the kidney-shaped cross-section is that when carried on top of the knapsack, the cauldron does not touch the head or shako of its bearer. |
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| Canadian soldiers wore the same types of shako as their British comrades. |
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| I had taken the panache from my shako so that it might escape notice, but even with my fine overcoat, I feared that sooner or later, my uniform would betray me. |
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| Mwaniki DL, Omwega AM, Munia EM, Mutunga JN, Akelola R, Shako BR, Gotink MH and AM Peter Anemia and status of iron, vitamin A and zinc in Kenya. |
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