Original Canadian WWI CEF M1902 Service Dress Tunic with Collar Insignia & Name - J. Harris, Regimental Number 16755 Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles giving it that lovely saddle-form

giving it that lovely saddle-form "crushed" shape that everyone loves

To combat the threat

though these markings can be hard to see due to the pebble grain texture

The visor cap has matching Hellgrün (Light Green) piping along the top edge and flanking either side of the band

” Corporal Thatcher told the military authorities in a report a month later

Original Canadian WWI CEF M1902 Service Dress Tunic with Collar Insignia & Name - J. Harris, Regimental Number 16755 Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles giving it that lovely saddle-formOriginal Item. Only One Available. Originally introduced in 1902, the British Other Ranks five button Service Dress (SD) jacket shared some common features with the Canadian seven button SD jacket such as removable Corps shoulder straps and a restricted fit. By 1907 the five button SD jacket had matured into the recognizable garment that the British Expeditionary Force was wearing as they marched towards destiny in 1914. This is a fantastic Canadian