Original British Victorian 7th Queen's Own Hussars Regiment Officer Atilla Dress Tunic Russian Awards Medals Badges Insignia One of the three branches

One of the three branches on the guard is broken off completely

5 Seconds (Standard configuration)

Many German soldiers were accustomed in civilian life to tilling the rich farmlands of Germany

and were intended to be "dropped" behind enemy lines to provide weapons for resistance fighters

The photo is about 7 1/2" x 9 1/2" and has been matted and glazed in a lovely frame

Original British Victorian 7th Queen's Own Hussars Regiment Officer Atilla Dress Tunic Russian Awards Medals Badges Insignia One of the three branchesOriginal Item: Only One Available. By 1881 the British hussar tunic was approaching its final form. Inspired by the German and Austrian Attila, the garment introduced in 1856 was long skirted and bore six loops of frogging across the front (Light dragoons had the same tunic but with five loops). In 1874 the skirts were shortened to nine inches, in line with all other cavalry regiments. Each of the thirteen hussar regiments that existed at the