Original British Victorian South Staffordshire Regiment Officer Tunic Circa 1881 - 1902 French Gun Magazines • Pair of WW1 officer's

• Pair of WW1 officer's leather leggings both right and left

• 2 x cross straps (aka braces or shoulder straps)- 58 inches long by 2 inches wide

this time to be closed on the bottom so it would not kick up dirt or snow when being fired from the prone position

There were certainly Krauts in there somewhere

Chennault's mission to Washington generated the concept of creating an American Volunteer Group of pilots and mechanics to serve in China

Original British Victorian South Staffordshire Regiment Officer Tunic Circa 1881 - 1902 French Gun Magazines • Pair of WW1 officer'sOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating between 1881 1902 this fine tunic is in very good condition and features original Victorian South Staffordshire Regiment gilt buttons with Queen's Crown. Front of tunic has 8 buttons, epaulets are gilt braided with one crown indicating rank of Lieutenant. However, the cuff braiding appears to be a captains rank. Perhaps after service a star for each shoulder board was removed and never replaced. Interior lined