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| Two virtually identical generic British Army tunics of the late 19th century. Generic because my brief was that they should represent no particular regiment, and that they should ideally not be likely to be mistaken for tunics of any particular regiment. The two tunics are almost exactly the same, except that that on the right of the above picture is made to fit a child, and that on the left is made to fit an adult. Made for the National Army Museum, London. |
