United Kingdom. A Second War British Lieutenant Service Tunic GTRexclude especially at the front behind

especially at the front behind the sweatband exposing the burlap support underneath

He was a member of the Carlton

(Reichsarbeitsdienst Koppelschloss)

Footnote: The Medal of Norodom I was awarded for personal services to King Norodom I

constructed of a standard buckram core and a standard black wool backer

United Kingdom. A Second War British Lieutenant Service Tunic GTRexclude especially at the front behindA Second War British Lieutenant Service Tunic constructed from a khaki cotton blended fabric. The interior of the collar bears two metal clasps meeting an equal number of hooks, allowing for a flush fit with the wearers neck. The breasts of the tunic close by five reinforced button holes meeting an equal number of non magnetic gilded bronze buttons. The bottom two buttons have been replaced. Five different makers manufactured the buttons down the