Original U.S. WWII British-Made M1911 Magazine Pouch by M.E. Co. - Dated 1944 MG 34 Accessories This 1967 tailor made uniform

This 1967 tailor made uniform is named to Major-General Geoffrey Thomas Alexander Armitage CBE (5 July 1917 – 23 June 1996) who was a career officer in the British Army officer

William Mitchell Ramsey (later knighted in 1906) and Bram Stoker the author of the DRACULA novel

took part in the Western Desert Campaign and the Italian Campaign

- 1939 Reichsparteitag Tinnie marked RZM M9/62 Ziemer & Sohne

Croats and Serbs on 31 October

Original U.S. WWII British-Made M1911 Magazine Pouch by M.E. Co. - Dated 1944 MG 34 Accessories This 1967 tailor made uniformOriginal Item. This is a fantastic example of a British manufactured khaki pouch for M1911 magazines. The underside of the flap reads: U. S. M. E. Co. 1944 BRITISH MADE The lift the dot snaps are in good order and there is a faint broad arrow marking above the maker stamp. Ready for display.