United Kingdom. An Inter-War Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Uniform 1933, Named GTRexclude he calmly waited the German

he calmly waited the German out and aimed his rifle directly at the hole in the wall

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Civilian acts of bravery could be recognized with the Croix de Guerre from the decree of May 20

illustrating a Franco period Spanish coat-of-arms topped by a spike

United Kingdom. An Inter-War Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Uniform 1933, Named GTRexclude he calmly waited the GermanGreat Britain. Includes two pieces: tunic and pants. The tunic is fabricated from a fine textured black wool on the exterior, the shoulders adored with shoulder straps composed of a single thick strand of gold coloured bullion wire, in a thatched pattern, the strand wrapped around the small brass button at the neck end in a u shape and forming two rows. Both buttons bear the Royal Artillery insignia and are without maker mark. The collar is in red