United Kingdom. An Inter-War Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Uniform 1933, Named Newly Listed Dated 1882 Reverse

Dated 1882 Reverse

This die is the same as the one used for the L/14 Spange

suspended from a yellow ribbon with the image of an evergreen tree and inscribed ""CANDIDATE FOR COMMANDER IN CHIEF / Denver

30 mm x 30 mm

United Kingdom. An Inter-War Royal Artillery Officer's Dress Uniform 1933, Named Newly Listed Dated 1882 ReverseGreat 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