Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War RCAF Service Tunic to Bomber Sergeant Archive 67 mm (w) x 31

67 mm (w) x 31

the obverse bearing a central raised Westphalian-style horse

Snell with a strength of 36 officers and 1

As the battle reached its climax in the late afternoon—when Napoleon’s Imperial Guard launched their final assault—Vivian’s brigade

Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War RCAF Service Tunic to Bomber Sergeant Archive 67 mm (w) x 31A high quality RCAF tunic of the second war worn by a Sergeant, in blue wool, single breasted with open drop collar. There are two breast pockets, each scalloped flap is closed with a single brass R. C. A. F button (additional snap closures on each corner of the flap) and two larger lower pockets with straight flaps, also closed by brass R. C. A. F. buttons. Each side of the tunic is secured closed by four large brass R. C. A. F. buttons, with a belt