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WW2 POLISH OFFICERS TUNIC

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This is a WW2 Polish Tunic for the Free Polish Army

Rank equivelant of  Lt Colonel Infantry Regiment

Height around 5'9"

40" chest

36" Waist

With the ribbon for Virtuti Militari Silver Cross – Class V: for commanders who exercised daring and valorous command over their troops, or for ordinary soldiers who influenced their comrades in arms by their bravery, thus adding to the final victory in a battle.

The true colour of the tunic is the green colour. When I take a close up picture it looks more brown.  It is in good condition, aside from the small areas of moth that I have photographed.  Unfortunately the tailors label that would have had the name in has gone. 

This jacket has come from an area in the south west of the UK where many Polish Veterans settled after the war

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Additional Information

Code

MZ-64917

Period

Mid 20th Century, WW2

Nationality

Polish

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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 ! )