Original British 1967 Major-General Geoffrey Thomas Alexander Armitage CBE Uniform U.S. Antique Guns This gently cleaned "sleeper" is

This gently cleaned "sleeper" is just lovely

Original Item: MP 44 Standard issue 3 sided "Fluted" firing pin

and parachuted to street of town

It also has various stampings and ink markings on the under side of the ammo pouch and main flap

Original British 1967 Major-General Geoffrey Thomas Alexander Armitage CBE Uniform U.S. Antique Guns This gently cleaned "sleeper" isOriginal Item: One of a kind. This 1967 tailor made uniform is named to Major General Geoffrey Thomas Alexander Armitage CBE (5 July 1917 23 June 1996) who was a career officer in the British Army officer. Educated at Haileybury, Armitage was commissioned into the Royal Artillery on 26 August 1937 and served as a war substantive captain in the Second World War. He became Commandant, Royal Armored Corps Centre in 1962, Chief of Staff, I (British) Corps