Original German WWII Marine HJ Hessen-Nassau Named Tunic Crimean War - 17 February 1900 -

- 17 February 1900 - Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel

After David Harding’s work Small Arms of the East India Company Volume 2 page 511

and the soldiers spent most of their time below the surface of the earth

The trials took place in 1816 but the system was never adopted and just and one lonely example now resides in the Royal Armories in Leeds

The nickel silver finished insignia are in wonderful crisp condition

Original German WWII Marine HJ Hessen-Nassau Named Tunic Crimean War - 17 February 1900 -Original Item: Only One Available. Genuine black classic Navy style pull over black wool tunic from a Marine HJ Hessen Nassau AH member complete with badges and patches. Features eight silver pebbled buttons (German manufacturer marked), four closing the front, two buttons at each breast pocket and two in the epaulets. Left sleeve bears a Marine HJ patch along with sleeve triangle from West Hessen Nassau. Also present is a perfect HJ pin with gold