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#77 – WW1 American Company K 41st Infantry Division Tunic (Лот: 11246)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW1 American Company K 41st Infantry Division Tunic, four pocket khaki tunic with single Infantry company K disc to collar. Bullion embroidered divisional patch to the arm with single red felt chevron underneath and rank chevron to the opposite arm. Brown cloth lining to the interior with tailors label.
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#78 – WW1 American 135th Machine Gun Battalion 73rd Infantry Brigade 37th Infantry Division Officers Tunic (Лот: 11247)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW1 American 135th Machine Gun Battalion 73rd Infantry Brigade 37th Infantry Division Officers Tunic, lightweight khaki four pocket tunic with American eagle buttons, officers rank bars to shoulders, bronze infantry 135th Machine Gun collar emblems with US National Guard collar emblems. Arm with felt patch for the 73rd infantry brigade. Tailors label to the inside with named label of the original owner in the interior pocket. Some light scattered moth holes.
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#79 – WW1 American 1st Army Engineers Tunic (Лот: 11248)
Аукцион завершенМинимальная цена продажи 100 £ не достигнутаWW1 American 1st Army Engineers Tunic, four pocket other ranks type wool tunic with bronzed US and Engineer collar emblems. Arm with large 1st Army Engineers division patch. Brown cloth lining to the interior with a Boston tailors label. Some wear but generally a good example.
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#81 – WW1 American Quartermaster Corps Full Uniform (Лот: 11250)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW1 American Quartermaster Corps Full Uniform, consisting of private purchase four pocket khaki tunic with bronze US National Army collar discs and quartermaster corps emblems. Bullion chevrons to the lower sleeve. Chicago tailors label to the inside. Accompanied by a pair of matching khaki breeches. (2 items)
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#185 – Victorian Officers Dress Tunic (Лот: 11931)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераVictorian Officers Dress Tunic,an interesting scarlet cloth dress tunic which has officers collar badges of the Royal Dublin fusiliers, officers gilt metal tunic buttons 3rdRegiment of Bengal Native Infantry and later applied cloth shoulder boards with brass ’89’ titles. Officers quilted cloth lining to the interior. Some wear.
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#186 – Post 1902 British Army Generals Full Dress Tunic (Лот: 11932)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераPost 1902 British Army Generals Full Dress Tunic,fine scarlet cloth tunic with superb bullion embroidered collar, cuffs and large knotted Generals full dress epaulettes. Twist cord aiguillettes to one shoulder. Gilt metal generals tunic buttons. Tunic with a number of loops for medal ribbon bar and also foreign orders including breast stars. Officers quality quilted lining to the interior. Sadly some moth damage and no name of the original owner.
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#188 – Great War Pattern British Other Ranks Greatcoat (Лот: 11934)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераGreat War Pattern British Other Ranks Greatcoat,interesting example which appears to have been re-tailored at some point with the cuffs removed, the back strap also removed and opening to the rear stitched up. Brass general service buttons. Lower pockets with the brass flat plain buttons and the cloth tabs. The interior lining and pocket linings have been dyed a blue grey colour. Later rank chevron to one arm and one shoulder strap fitted. Number over WD broad arrow stamp to the lining of the arm. Heavily mothed and with wear. Ideal for display or reconversion.
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#189 – Rare WW1 Royal Flying Corps / Royal Air Force Sidcot Flying Suit (Лот: 11935)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераRare WW1 Royal Flying Corps / Royal Air Force Sidcot Flying Suit,the heavy padded canvas flight suite more knowingly worn during WW2 but was brought into service in the late stages of 1917 and early 1918. The khaki suit has buttoned front and the large angled map pocket. Large lower knee pockets and the ankles are buttoned. Fur lined interior of the suit. The suit shows some service wear with some stitching faults and missing buttons, but overall is a good example of a very rare item of WW1 flying clothing. These suits were introduced to replace the brown leather flight jackets which were used in the early part of WW1.
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#190 – WW2 British Officers Battle Dress Blouse, 47th (Wythenshawe) Battalion Manchester Home Guard (Лот: 11936)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 British Officers Battle Dress Blouse, 47th (Wythenshawe) Battalion Manchester Home Guard, Lovely original wartime battle dress blouse, to a Manchester Home Guard Lieutenant of the 47th Wythenshawe Bn. The insignia is applied to each arm by means of hand stitching and two Khaki pips sit upon each epaulette. The Home Guard titles are blue on khaki which denote areas or zones covered by the Manchester’s Home Guard units. Below the printed ‘MAN’ and ’47’ patches sit in the usual HG way. The blouse itself is of the early ‘Battle Dress, Blouses Serge’ pattern with its unlined collar and twin interior pockets. The label that still remains, shows the blouse to be a size 17, and 1940 dated, made by Rego Clothiers Ltd. Some wear to one cuff edge and little to no mothing. Good example of an early originally patched up blouse.
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#191 – WW2 British 3rd Infantry Division Battle Dress Blouse, Pioneer Corps (Лот: 11937)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 British 3rd Infantry Division Battle Dress Blouse, Pioneer Corps, Austerity battle dress blouse as badged to a Sergeant of the Pioneer Corps in the 3rd infantry division. Printed titles to each shoulder and a ‘combination’ patch of the 3rd Inf Division patch with the arm of service stripe below, sown onto a separate piece of serge before being applied to the blouse, a common wartime practice. The insignia is quite worn and discoloured by the sun. One of the AoS stripes is applied the wrong way around, not an uncommon error seen on BD. Printed Sgt stripes have been applied to each arm. The blouse itself has unfortunately seen better days, suffering from heavy mothing and creating large holes in the serge. The label in situ shows it to be a size 13, 1943 dated and made by ‘Town Tailors Ltd’. A mixture of different button across the blouse and heavy sun bleaching, in particular to the left arm. Despite the condition the blouse strikes as an almost ‘in theatre’ worn piece, to a well-known infantry division which served with great distinction in the North West Europe campaign.
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#192 – WW2 British 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards Battle Dress Blouse (Лот: 11938)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 British 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards Battle Dress Blouse, A beautiful example of a Guards Armoured Division battle dress blouse. This one being to a corporal of the 1st Armd Bn Coldstream Guards, 5th Armoured Brigade, Guards Armd Div. The insignia, embroidered titles, and the Guards divisional patch to the arms are in great appearance and applied via lovely period hand stitching. The Numeral ‘I’ denotes the 1st Battalion. The original label is in place, dating the blouse to 1944 and in size 13. The guardsman’s services number is ink stamped into the waist band of the jacket, ‘2665040’ which comes under the Coldstream Guards service number allocations. The ribbons of the ’39-45′ Star and the ‘France & Germany’ Star sit upon the chest. Overall, the blouse is in fairly good condition, its only fault is the collar hooks have rusted over time and stained some of the lining. That being said, it’s a fantastic period blouse with period applied insignia, somewhat becoming harder to find on today’s market.
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#193 – WW2 British Majors, VIII Corps, Royal Artillery Battle Dress Blouse (Лот: 11939)
Ставки принимаются через менеджераWW2 British Majors, VIII Corps, Royal Artillery Battle Dress Blouse, A good example of a wartime austerity pattern battle dress blouse, of the VIII Corps Royal Artillery. both shoulders have the RA titles as well as the VIII Corps patch of the charging knight on a red cloth, these are both of the embroidered type. The Khaki crowns on the epaulettes denoting the rank of Major are backed on the Royal Artillery red cloth. The blouse is a good wartime example, with minor sun bleaching to the right arm. The label inside shows it to be of 1945 manufacture and a large size of ’15’ ink stamped with the W/ID and ‘Z’ for 45.
