Original Pre-WWI Austro-Hungarian Uhlan Regiment Officer Pelz Atilla Blue Tunic Multi Nation Flags in dedication to a young

in dedication to a young hero and in tribute to the community that shaped him

Merwin’s hope for these large frame revolvers was to secure lucrative US or foreign military contracts

It was worn on the lower part of the left breast pocket of the naval service tunic

which unfortunately has made the markings somewhat faint

Adopted by the Prussian Military in 1841 its first notable service was in the May uprisings in Dresden in 1849

Original Pre-WWI Austro-Hungarian Uhlan Regiment Officer Pelz Atilla Blue Tunic Multi Nation Flags in dedication to a youngOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries this is a Uhlan regiment officer's "Pelz Attila". Blue wool shell with gilt bullion wire embroidery and ten gilt "sun wheel" buttons. Fabulous frogging and cord piping with intricate designs down each sleeve. Black lamb's wool lay down collar, cuffs and 1" border down front and around bottom of tunic. Five gilt barrel fasteners. Two double 30" cords extend from