Original Soviet WWII Red Army Armor Artillery Officer’s Wool Greatcoat Miscellaneous Gun Parts M1905 bayonet dated 1913

M1905 bayonet dated 1913

This fine other ranks 17th Lancers Chapka features a brass helmet plate

The jacket is heavily named and stamped inside each shoulder lining multiple times with W

and traditionally there would be one turret on board battleships and cruisers that would be manned by the MarDet

There is some finish flaking and folding

Original Soviet WWII Red Army Armor Artillery Officer’s Wool Greatcoat Miscellaneous Gun Parts M1905 bayonet dated 1913Original Item: Only One Available. Now this is a lovely example of a service worn Soviet Red Army Officers Greatcoat. The coat itself does show signs of extensive use and wear, most likely on the Eastern Front early on in the war. Even by Russian standards, the weather on the Eastern Front was brutal. Temperatures plunged to 40 degrees in places, freezing German tanks and equipment, shutting down diesel engines and freezing German soldiers who were