Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Officer’s Summerweight M1908 Pike Gray Tunic Ordnance particularly from the 18th century

particularly from the 18th century

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- Photos of his grave in the military cemetery at Smolensk-Nishnjaja Dubrowinka

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This is a beautifully engraved round with Verdun etched into the brass casing with what appears to be roses surrounding it

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Officer’s Summerweight M1908 Pike Gray Tunic Ordnance particularly from the 18th centuryOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. Now this is a rare, lovely condition WWI summerweight field uniform tunic as worn by a 1t Lieutenant during WWI. This is the type of uniform that would have been worn in a desert hot environment. The long standing white infantry uniforms were replaced in the later half of the 19th century with dark blue tunics, which in turn were replaced by the pike gray M1908 uniform used in the initial stages of World War I,