Original British Victorian Era Grenadier Guards Lieutenant Officer's Tunic U.S. Military Maps It is painted post war

It is painted post war apple green

The EE-8 phone was the standard field telephone during the Second World War and the Korean conflict

The blade of this example is solid

The notch in the side is used to screw the standard Russian bore brushes and cleaning jags onto the cleaning rods

Original British Victorian Era Grenadier Guards Lieutenant Officer's Tunic U.S. Military Maps It is painted post warOriginal Item: Only One Available. These Victorian Uniforms are very hard to find, especially Officers of the Guard's Regiments. Here is a fine and rare example of a LIEUTENANT'S tunic from the famous GRENADIER GUARDS, considered one of the best Regiments in the British Army. Raised in 1656 as Lord Wentworth's Regiment, they served throughout the 18th century and into the Napoleonic Wars. As THE 1ST REGIMENT OF FOOT GUARDS they were present in force