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Object Name: Tunic
Artist/Maker: Sergeant Charles Marsh Campbell
Object Type: Battledress
Category: Main garment
Accession Number: 2021.14.02
Culture: Canadian
Earliest Production Date: 1939-01-01
Latest Production Date: 1945-12-31
Description: An attributed Sergeant's Second World War battle dress tunic; With fold down collar with tab and button as well as hook closure; Five hidden buttons down front with integral fold across waist strap; Stripped of ribbon bar and badging on proper right arm; With epaulettes secured with single button; Proper left arm has Staff Sergeant rank badging and a Canada shoulder flash just below epaulette; Proper right arm has Staff Sergeant rank badging with a Surveyors trade badge on top, a formation badge for 2 Canadian Corps Artillery Group, Canadian Artillery, a "Canada" shoulder flash at epaulette; Has two breast pockets with flap and button closures; Inside is manufacturer stamped and marked.
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