Original British Boer War and WWI Named Royal Army Medical Corps Private Tunic and Flask - Pte. A.W. Peachey WWII partially decorated is attached to

partially decorated is attached to a wooden leather thong bound grip with copper mounts

Price for each was 13 s 6d

throughout the war only one battalion ever fought in an engagement quite like that which had originally been envisaged (the 601st

Year of Manufacture: 18th Century

All components are present and functional

Original British Boer War and WWI Named Royal Army Medical Corps Private Tunic and Flask - Pte. A.W. Peachey WWII partially decorated is attached toOriginal Items: One of a Kind Set. Discovered in an English attic comes these "relics" of over 100 years ago. The Soldier, " A. W. PEACHEY " was a private perhaps as early as the Boer War but also during World war One in THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. He was probably a stretcher bearer or maybe later an Ambulance driver. In any event he spent years seeing service in the hope of saving lives not taking them. We have his official dress tunic un named but