Original Canadian WWII Identified Officer Royal Artillery Battle Dress Grouping Holsters & Cases Could be anywhere from 17th

Could be anywhere from 17th to18th century

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Original Canadian WWII Identified Officer Royal Artillery Battle Dress Grouping Holsters & Cases Could be anywhere from 17thOriginal Item: One of a kind. This grouping belonged to Major G. W. Myers of the 8th Field Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery. Meyers was from Swift Current Saskatchewan Canada. He fought in Italy in 1943, moved up through France, Belgium and Holland in 1944 1945. The items in this wonderful grouping include: A fine Battle Dress khaki wool tunic with a five metal dish button fly front closure, and a lay down collar. There are pleated patch pockets to