Original French WWI Era Named Foreign Legion Corduroy Uniform by L. Arraou of Paris with Armband & Two Sets of Breeches with Y Strap Rig - 4th Regiment EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION five days later

five days later

38" referring to the approximate diameter of the loaded brass case

neck guard apron is batch number stamped 2 436

with the celluloid moisture shield partly intact

not surprisingly

Original French WWI Era Named Foreign Legion Corduroy Uniform by L. Arraou of Paris with Armband & Two Sets of Breeches with Y Strap Rig - 4th Regiment EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION five days laterOriginal Group. One of a Kind. From its foundation until World War I the Foreign Legion normally wore the uniform of the French line infantry for parade with a few special distinctions. In the early 20th century the legionnaire wore a red kepi with blue band and piping, dark blue tunic with red collar, red cuff patches, and red trousers. Distinctive features were the green epaulets (replacing the red of the line) worn with red woolen fringes; plus the