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1902 SERVICE DRESS TUNIC DATED 1938

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About this item

This is a genuine 1902 service dress tunic dated 1938.

In used condition, no moth. 

There are holes on the epauletes where brass titles, holes on the collar where collar badges have been and A ting snag hole on the left rear shoulder

There is wear / snag holes on both of the front lower hems below the pockets ( see pic )

Kings Crown brass buttons

Has had a new collar lining put in 

Sizes have been written in pen on the inside left pocket, but match the sizes on the official label.  Not sure what the reason is.

It seems the buttons have been move across to fit a bigger person.  You can see where if you need to sew them back in the original position.

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Additional Information

Code

MZ-67402

Period

Mid 20th Century, WW1

Nationality

British

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Life Guard Militaria

Torquay, United Kingdom

Avid collector since I was a lad of all kinds of militaria. I myself served in the Life Guards Mounted Squadron, London in the 1950's. ( The profile picture is me ! )