Original Item. Only One Available. This is a scarce Artillerymans uniform for an enlisted man in the Army of Switzerland from the World War I era, being stamped with a 1915 date. It is in great shape, consisting of dark blue cloth and red piping, indicating field artillery. The two flaming bomb insignia stitched into the collars also indicate this, as well as the buttons.

The uniform has phenomenal stamping on the interior, VERKAUFT B.4M. CZ1915 SB 3B. This indicates a manufacture date of 1915, dating the uniform during World War I.
The size 42 is stamped near the collar. All buttons are retained on the coat, with ten on the front of the coat, two on the shoulders, two on the back, with 2 belt hook buttons on the sides. The uniform is a bit dirty and could use some cleaning. There are some scattered moth nips across the uniform but nothing major. The collar tabs still fully remain.

This is a nice example of a rare uniform, ready for further research and display.

Approximate Measurements:
Collar to shoulder: 9.5\”
Shoulder to sleeve: 24
Shoulder to shoulder: 14
Chest width: 18\”
Waist width: 18\”
Hip width: 22\”
Front length: 28.5\”