Original Pre-WWI French Artillery Officer Parade Uniform Tunic Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles the American War of 1812

the American War of 1812 and finally to rout Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815

was divided into six (later seven) districts

Constructed of wool with a bright red background with a large white central circle displaying a huge swas with the German Naval Cross design also in black to the edges

The condition is good to very good

This particular example has been lovingly polished for decades

Original Pre-WWI French Artillery Officer Parade Uniform Tunic Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles the American War of 1812Original Item: Only One Available. Quite frankly, we aren't exactly sure what this tunic is. We believe it is French based on FRANCAIS back marked buttons, the style and insignia.. We believe it to be an officers tunic based on the epaulets ans sleeve braid. It is a finely made garment grey wool exterior shell with quilted rayon type interior lining. It is double breasted with copious amounts of gilt bullion braid and gilt artillery buttons. We