United Kingdom. A Full Dress Tunic for a Cavalry Officer of the Royal Dragoons for a Major to Lieutenant Colonel, late 19th–early 20th Century Archive and television

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when conditions underground were still unknown and there were all manner of possible risks - further explosions

52 mm (w) x 72

He is buried in the Naval Allotment at Simon's Town (Dido Valley) Cemetery

pair shoulder boards for Leutnant Infantry

United Kingdom. A Full Dress Tunic for a Cavalry Officer of the Royal Dragoons for a Major to Lieutenant Colonel, late 19th–early 20th Century Archive and televisionA late Victorian to early Edwardian British Army cavalry full dress tunic constructed in scarlet wool, privately tailored to officer quality for service with the Royal Dragoons, the front fitted with eight original gilt brass regimental buttons bearing the crowned Royal Dragoons device, the lowest ninth button now missing, the reverses stamped Jehnens & Co., London. The stand and fall collar is faced in black cloth and edged with gilt lace, each side