16137 - Continental Line in Hunting Shirt Standing Alert w Britain's world war 1 These coats

These coats

As you see one has been wounded while the other enjoys some coffee

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Field Marshal Erwin Rommel made use of several different vehicles to get around the battlefield – both German and captured British

1 x Kettle Drummer

16137 - Continental Line in Hunting Shirt Standing Alert w Britain's world war 1 These coatsContinental Line in Hunting Shirt Standing Alert On the North American frontier the hunting shirt can be traced back to the 1730s. It differs from a smock or frock in that it opened down the entire front. When belted, this opening created a natural pocket in which to place small items like food or trade trinkets. The cape on the back and shoulders was strictly for looks as it did not offer rain protection, and the fringe along the edges and cape,