Original British Second Boer War Pioneer Officer Field Service Tunic German Military Maps Prisoners found themselves with loads

Prisoners found themselves with loads of downtime and trench art or prison art was not an uncommon by product of their incarceration

however it was lighter and more suitable for other purposes

The scabbard was at one point nickel plated

described the Halifax as inferior to the rival Lancaster

The fuse system is known as the ZDSCHN ANZ29 which is an igniting type with no detonator or internal delay element

Original British Second Boer War Pioneer Officer Field Service Tunic German Military Maps Prisoners found themselves with loadsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Circa 1900 Second Boer War rare field service tunic, made of light khaki wool material. This example with feature of a box pleat to the back. Another early feature tailored for rank and buttons that are removable characteristic of foreign service tunics. Shoulder straps matching Lieutenant rank badge. The interior unlined and regretfully no tailors label or name. Superb condition with no moth damage, but scattered