United Kingdom. A Full Dress Tunic for a Field Officer Major to Lieutenant Colonel of the Seaforth Highlanders, circa 1881–1898 Hold Austria where the Regiment trained)

Austria where the Regiment trained)

A 1939/1940 WHW (Winterhilfswerk des Deutschen Volkes/Winter Relief of the German People) Donation badge

the stem with four sides with each side supporting three vertical stripes and finished at the base of the stripes with swastikas

with an Iron Cross suspended from laurel leaves at the bottom

(Wintertarnung Pickelhaubebezug mit Erinnerungsporträt)

United Kingdom. A Full Dress Tunic for a Field Officer Major to Lieutenant Colonel of the Seaforth Highlanders, circa 1881–1898 Hold Austria where the Regiment trained)A late Victorian British Army full dress tunic constructed in scarlet wool, tailored for a field officer rank within the Seaforth Highlanders, dating to the post Childers but pre 1900 period, the tunic featuring white facings to the collar and cuffs, edged with gilt oak leaf patterned lace consistent with field officer rank, the collar retaining its original internal black cloth tongue fastening panel, the front fitted with seven original gilt