Northamptonshire Regiment Collar Dog Officers gaiters with minimal signs of wear

with minimal signs of wear

The Treuenbrietzen works had been manufacturing military ammunition since the pre-war rearmament programme under the earlier P25 code before changing to the three-letter hla code as part of Germany's wartime security system

000 in 1944

it features a hinged lid and internal compartment designed to keep matches dry and ready for use

This pattern of the shirt came into general issue in late 1945 to replace the earlier collarless shirt

Northamptonshire Regiment Collar Dog Officers gaiters with minimal signs of wearThe Northamptonshire Regiment collar badge is a distinctive insignia representing the regiment's proud heritage and service. The badge features a Maltese cross at its center, symbolizing the regiment's historical ties to the British Army's campaigns in the Mediterranean. In the center of the cross, a castle is depicted, referencing Gibraltar, where the regiment earned its "Gibraltar" battle honor in 1779 1783. A scroll bearing the regiment's name