WW2 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.