Canada, CEF. An Attributed 5 Button Overseas Service Tunic with Cap certificate_of_authenticity presenting presumably number of museum

presenting presumably number of museum “4030” on the rim

the obverse bearing a machine-embroidered silver-grey inscription of “GESCHWADER GENERAL WEVER” as issued to personnel of Kampfgeschwader Gotha

the reverse marked “900” for

the rank he held when his unit was involved in the Battle of Kursk

twenty with a single screwback

Canada, CEF. An Attributed 5 Button Overseas Service Tunic with Cap certificate_of_authenticity presenting presumably number of museumAcquired directly from descendants by a previous collector, this tunic, cap and putties, belonged to Sapper Elmer Robinson, of Lacolle Quebec. A khaki olive green wool tunic, unlined, with a stand and fall lay down collar, the collar has two metal hooks and loops to secure collar tighter around the neck, the centre right bears five brass circular shank buttons consisting of a central maple leaf encompassed by a border inscribed with HONI SOIT QUI MAL