WW2 British Uniform, Headdress and Document Grouping of Captain Dawson Royal Engineers, Beach Groups with D-Day Invasion Maps, superb and comprehensive grouping belonging to Captain Dawson, a veteran of WW1 and serving as part of Beach Groups in the Royal Engineers, landing on D-Day on 6th June 1944. The grouping consists of his original four pocket officers service dress tunic, battle dress blouse with regimental shoulder titles and British army in France formation signs, KD four pocket tunic (no insignia or buttons), officers service dress peaked cap with bronze OSD cap badge, 2x field service caps, various items of equipment and a large archive of documents covering his service in both WW1 and WW2. Amongst the paperwork archive is his original ‘TOP SECRET’ invasion maps of the Normandy beaches with the beaches and areas having the names changed for counter intelligence purposes. Other items include maps of the Normandy area, formation sign for the RE beach groups, etc. A truly superb complete grouping which has come from direct family descent. Grouping in need of personal viewing due to the size of the archive.