Switzerland, Federation. An Artillery Enlisted Man’s Service Tunic and Trousers GTRexclude Ontario when he signed his

Ontario when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (657550) with the 162nd Infantry Battalion "Parry Sound Battalion"

Newfoundland and served with the Newfoundland Mercantile Marine during the First World War

a superb museum exhibition example demonstrating commensurate quality of manufacture in extremely fine condition

and flanked by two additional loops of identical construction accommodating a wire

Switzerland, Federation. An Artillery Enlisted Man’s Service Tunic and Trousers GTRexclude Ontario when he signed his(Eine Dienstuniform eines Schweizer Artilleriesoldaten). This is a fine quality and extremely well preserved uniform set, consisting of a tunic and a pair of trousers. 1) The tunic is constructed of thick quality field grey wool, with an up turned collar, flanked on both sides by red collar tabs, constructed of a buckram core, with a red wool upper, measuring 65 mm (l) x 32 mm (w). The shoulders are decorated with sew on shoulder boards, secured to