Original British Pre-WWI Army Service Corps Full Dress No. 1 Blue Tunic by Royal Army Clothing Factory - Dated March 1914 ger particularly along the center ridge

particularly along the center ridge

Iron forged crampons used by German WWII Mountain Troops or Gebirgsjäger

indicating that it may have not had them originally

There has been some sharpening

Original British Pre-WWI Army Service Corps Full Dress No. 1 Blue Tunic by Royal Army Clothing Factory - Dated March 1914 ger particularly along the center ridgeOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. Fourteen numbered 'orders' of dress (in addition to full dress) are set out in Army Dress Regulations though individual Regiment and Corps dress committees do add to this. "Full Dress" is also prescribed for individual regiments; outside the Household Division it is however seldom worn except by regimental drummers, buglers and other limited categories. No. 1 Dress, sometimes referred to as "blues", is a