United Kingdom. A Royal Volunteer Artillery Tunic, Colonel, c.1890 Archive Faint running marks are visible

Faint running marks are visible to the blade and some scratching is evident to the nickel plating of the hilt fixtures

JR48 1941 Continuation War Badge (in silver with red and black enamels

measuring 94 mm (w) x 53 mm (h)

and two British Army Cyclist Corps Shoulder Titles (bronze

In order to do this many of the surrounding villages and hills needed to be taken from the entrenched Bolsheviks

United Kingdom. A Royal Volunteer Artillery Tunic, Colonel, c.1890 Archive Faint running marks are visibleA superbly crafted Artillery tunic, constructed of fine dark blue wool. The tunic features a raised collar trimmed with silver bullion wire and embroidered gold bullion grenade collar badges at each edge. Secured to the shoulders with a small silver Royal artillery button are silver cord artillery pattern shoulder cords each carrying two embroidered bullion Royal artillery insignia and one embroidered bullion crown to denote the rank of Colonel. Each