Germany, Heer. A Reversible Winter Camouflage Gebirgsjäger Windjacke Hold previously to 1789 Knights (of

previously to 1789 Knights (of the Order) of Saint Benedict of Aviz or Friars of Santa Maria of Évora

denoting French manufacture for export (1838 - Present)

obverse illustrating the Royal Military College coat-of-arms surmounted by the King's crown

it was designated as a commemorative medal

The blade sits securely within a silver-plated non-magnetic metal crossguard which features a hooked quillon and transitions into a one-piece hilt

Germany, Heer. A Reversible Winter Camouflage Gebirgsjäger Windjacke Hold previously to 1789 Knights (of(Heer Windjacke fr Mannschaften der Gebirgstruppe). A well preserved Heer Gebirgsjger Windjacke, constructed of a field grey, weather hardened, cotton linen cloth base. The opposite side retains the majority of its wartime white paint, allowing the Windjacke to be turned inside out for camouflage in winter conditions. A V neck collar closes with an original drawstring fitted through five sets of dual loops with magnetic metal grommets, while the