Original British Victorian Era Gloustershire Regiment Scarlet Officer Dress Tunic and Trousers - Identified to Lt. Crawhill MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly many of whom held their

many of whom held their personal ideologies very close to their hearts causing difficulty in their assimilation into the Foreign Legion

The front center of the cap features the machine embroidered BeVo style national eagle on black background and two aluminum buttons

as well as the initials AHK carved into the left grip scale

the 32nd Regiment sailed to Hawaii for intensive training that emphasized amphibious landings and jungle fighting

Original British Victorian Era Gloustershire Regiment Scarlet Officer Dress Tunic and Trousers - Identified to Lt. Crawhill MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly many of whom held theirOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating around World War One or earlier, this fine jacket is in very good condition. Made of fine melton wool with an artificial silk padded lining. Front of the tunic has 8 buttons, each marked Jennens & co. London. Wonderfully detailed Lieutenant braiding and buff facing adorn each cuff. A maker label is sewn to the lining with the interior at the nape of the neck; F. W. Flight Military Outfitter Winchester.