Canada, CEF. A Pre First War Service Tunic to Sgt. Chamberlain, Canadian Garrison Regiment Auction Archive where they fought a thirteen

where they fought a thirteen day battle in which they faced four German divisional assaults

unmarked with the exception of a size mark of “57” stamped onto the crown in black ink

the obverse reverse bearing a single visible rivet securing the obverse globe in place

Footnote: While the Second World War was bring fought

with its bow overlaid by a German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika while in mid-flight

Canada, CEF. A Pre First War Service Tunic to Sgt. Chamberlain, Canadian Garrison Regiment Auction Archive where they fought a thirteenA Canadian Pattern service tunic (since 1903), constructed of olive drab coloured wool, featuring a traditional stand up collar with hook and eye closures. The collar bears a brass Canadian Garrison Regiment collar tab on each side. The collar is flanked by sewn on shoulder boards, each with a C. G. R. shoulder title in brass. The front of the tunic presents two pleated breast pockets, with scalloped flaps closed by a brass button. A lower internal