Original British Early 20th Century Named Royal Marines Light Infantry Plymouth Division Dress Blue Tunic With Cap and Service Information Sten Gun if they are suitably constituted

if they are suitably constituted for their special police mission and were supplied with the necessary light equipment (cyclists

The cover shows wear and minor damage to the lower right corner but the interior pages are well preserved

to match either gold (gilt) or silver buttons

M1906 served from 1906 until replaced by the M2 dummy

The following items belonged to him and are included in this wonderful WWI grouping:

Original British Early 20th Century Named Royal Marines Light Infantry Plymouth Division Dress Blue Tunic With Cap and Service Information Sten Gun if they are suitably constitutedOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This is an incredible late 19th to early 20th Century RMLI uniform attributed to William Talbot Perrett. The uniform set consists of a spectacular serge wool blue tunic and visorless Naval style service cap. The Royal Marines wore dark blue serge jackets in the Anglo Egyptian Campaign of 1882 with embroidered badges on their collars bugle horns for the RMLI and grenades for the RMA. During the subsequent Sudan