Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Artillery Lieutenant Dress Uniform Tunic; A. H. Miller, First War Veteran Archive oxidation spot evident on the

oxidation spot evident on the coat-of-arms

It is a standard issue First War M1916 helmet

indicating manufacture by a prestigious firm which also produced edged weapons and other accessories

a Captain at Sea and Chief of Staff of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht

named Seyß-Inquart Reich Commissioner of the Netherlands

Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Artillery Lieutenant Dress Uniform Tunic; A. H. Miller, First War Veteran Archive oxidation spot evident on theThis is a well preserved dress uniform tunic belonging to Junior Officer (Lieutenant) A. H. Miller of the Royal Canadian Artillery. It is constructed of olive drab coloured woven wool, featuring a traditional turned down collar that transitions into a double breasted lapel. The collar is decorated on each side with a single insignia consisting of a flaming grenade above a banner that is inscribed with Canada in capitalized letters, each held in place