Original American Pre World War Two Era, Officer's Class A Tunic, Tailor's Sample 1/48 Five Service Stripes denoting 15

Five Service Stripes denoting 15 years service and seven Overseas Bars denoting 3 1/2 years abroad

Authentic manufacturer stamp inside the ankle

as many of these bodies were lost

925 sterling silver with hallmarks for London 1938 (the first runs of the ARP badge were 1936 for the various Air Raid Precautions units in operation at the time)

The front cover and front two pages have come away from the staples

Original American Pre World War Two Era, Officer's Class A Tunic, Tailor's Sample 1/48 Five Service Stripes denoting 15An original US WW2 era Officer's Four Pocket dress tunic. An interesting piece, has some wear and tear around the armpits inside, probably a result of it's unusual use The label in the pocket shows the tunic tailored by The Horstmann Uniform Company of Philadelphia and has a date of 10 September 1936. The exterior of the tunic is well presented but it only has two buttons and no belt, believed to have been tailored this way to make it easier for the