United Kingdom. A Royal Army Medical Corps Tunic, c.1952 Province of China and descend from dual silvered

and descend from dual silvered alloy loops emanating from a ring for uniform suspension

a 1937 Düsseldorf naval veteran’s badge

Scattered silvering wear on the buckle and receiving clip

The scabbard as affixed with dual reverse rivets to a base in the form of stylized airplane propellers

An 1892 Victorian Volunteer Decoration -  V

United Kingdom. A Royal Army Medical Corps Tunic, c.1952 Province of China and descend from dual silveredA well preserved Royal Army Medical Corps Tunic, constructed of fine black wool. The tunic features a lined collar bearing the Royal Medical Corps Insignia. The shoulder straps bearing the insignia on each shoulder strap, the first being the British Armys Queens Crown PIP denoting rank, and anOrder of Bath styled pip with the Latin Tria Juncta In Uno (translation: Three joined in one) referencing the unification between England, Scotland and Ireland.