Irish Guards Sergeant?s Tunic: Named (One Only) Czech Militaria much to our surprise of

much to our surprise of bandolier in good display condition and appear to be more or less complete and only show wear from storage or slight use

and the Patrol Boat

which consisted of a hollow iron or steel shell

The years since rifle regiments were formed in the British Army of 1800 have seen Great Britain expand an Empire and seen that Empire crumble

unlike the German Stahlhelm

Irish Guards Sergeant?s Tunic: Named (One Only) Czech Militaria much to our surprise ofOriginal Item: One Only. The red with blue trim tunic of a Sergeant in the Irish Guards, named to Sgt. T. Jones who was 5'10" tall with a 38" chest. This fine tunic has its correct Regimental Buttons, gold trimmed cuffs, and rear center denoting a Junior Officer? s rank. Complete with clover insignias on collar. Fully lined and bearing all the Government stampings on the interior this is an excellent addition to any Military Uniform collection. The