Canada, CEF. A 13th Battalion Royal Highlanders of Canada Tunic & Kilt Set GTRexclude dispersed firing lines

dispersed firing lines

and dated to January 20

was a defining battlefield weapon of the early 19th century

consisting of a vaulted Cross Pattée with a black-painted non-magnetic core within a ribbed and silvered frame

including one for an Officer’s Cross of the Order of Merit

Canada, CEF. A 13th Battalion Royal Highlanders of Canada Tunic & Kilt Set GTRexclude dispersed firing linesWhile the officer's tunic and kilt are more common to market, this is a period, complete example of the other ranks tunic that is not often seen. The famous Black Watch battalion saw action in the majority of Canadian battles throughout the war and this tunic is testament to this participation, displaying two bullion wound stripes on the left sleeve. The tunic is the 5 button roll down collar pattern with all original buttons, leather collar closure