Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Maryland Brigadier General’s M1895 Sack Coat Uniform Coat by New York Clothing House of Baltimore British Bayonets undertook the long march

undertook the long march

Maker marked "EK" in a symbol that looks like a six-pointed star (like and elongated Star of David)

and seaborne vessels sunk by the enemy

Firemen work with propulsion systems

SINGER / KLATTAU / 1941

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Maryland Brigadier General’s M1895 Sack Coat Uniform Coat by New York Clothing House of Baltimore British Bayonets undertook the long marchOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an outstanding Spanish American War era Brigadier Generals M1895 Sack Coat to a General serving out of the state of Maryland. This could either denote his rank of Brigadier General in the Maryland National Guard, or perhaps he held a position in the Maryland National Guards staff. This example is missing all front buttons. The jacket has gorgeous bullion MD. collar insignia directly embroidered to the collar,