Wwi Aef Captain's Tunic Hold the Benbow was part of
Description
the Benbow was part of the First Battle Squadron of the Grand Fleet and took part in the Battle of Jutland
The left side of the helmet has a worn second pattern (circa 1936/1937-1945) Luftwaffe eagle decal while the right side of the helmet has a national tri-color shield decal which is retained about 75%
silver frame (marked 800 on reverse)
Northern France and Germany
The trousers are solid
Wwi Aef Captain's Tunic Hold the Benbow was part ofWWI AEF Captain's Tunic This olive green wool tunic is adorned on the shoulders with shoulder straps, each held in place by a small bronze Army button and displaying bronze Captain's rank insignias. The front has four pockets, one on each breast, flared at the bottom, each bearing the Army eagle insignia button on the front, French made and maker marked "MAURICE BOURDON PARIS" on the reverse, as are all the bronze buttons on the uniform. The lower
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