Original British Queen's Crown Irish Guards Bandsman's Uniform Set with Bearskin Helmet - Recent Issue Brunswick Rifle The Motor Vehicle Drivers trade

The Motor Vehicle Drivers trade badge was introduced on November 8TH 1935

- 2 x after action maps of battle campaigns he fought in which are - Meuse-Argonne Offensive and the Battle of Saint-Mihiel

date (1944) and RB number Rbnr 0/2009/0004

Features genuine double decals of civic eagle and NSDAP swas

This fantastic condition M1 shell has correct late war swivel (movable) chinstrap loops called “bales” and a stainless steel rim

Original British Queen's Crown Irish Guards Bandsman's Uniform Set with Bearskin Helmet - Recent Issue Brunswick Rifle The Motor Vehicle Drivers tradeOriginal Item: Only one Set Available. The Irish Guards are best known for being on parade around Buckingham Palace. The regiment was raised in 1900, specifically at the request of Queen Victoria, to commemorate the many Irish Soldiers who served and died in the then just concluded BOER WAR. This uniform bears the Queen's Crown, so it was issued during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, whose reign began in 1953. This great set consists of the following