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France, Third Republic (1870–1940). 1920-model coat of a Medical Corps commander Tailored from horizon-blue wool cloth, fastening straight down the front with a single row of six large, gold-plated brass buttons stamped with the Medical Corps emblem. Saddle collar with hooks and Medical Service officer’s collar tabs embroidered with gold cannetille thread on an amaranth velvet background. Vertical side pockets without flaps. The cuffs feature a small turn-up and a commander’s rank insignia made from flat silver-colored braided trim. Lined with fine gray-blue cotton canvas. Worn. (Signs of wear and minor imperfections from use, a few small moth holes; in good condition).
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