Original British WWI Royal Artillery Named Colonel Tunic - Dated 1917 Snider Rifles & Bayonets everywhere

everywhere

None of this work was done by IMA

Of Note: The Motor Vehicle Drivers trade badge should not be confused with the Armed Forces Driver's Proficiency Badges that were introduced on October 23RD 1942 and were awarded for exceptional driving ability and vehicle maintenance in combat

We also see a number of homemade variations and different variations made by manufacturer - some of those are made of corduroy

Driving Clocks

Original British WWI Royal Artillery Named Colonel Tunic - Dated 1917 Snider Rifles & Bayonets everywhereOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful genuine World War One British officer Colonels tunic finely tailored with the following typed onto the inner makers label: Colonel. J. Black. December 9th 1917 The tailor is as follows: H. HUNTSMAN & SONS 11. SAVILLE ROW LONDON. W. 1. Overall condition is very good (minor spots of moth damage) and the size is approximately US 40. Collar insignia and buttons denote he was a member of the Royal