Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Maryland Brigadier General’s M1895 Sack Coat Uniform Coat by New York Clothing House of Baltimore 20th Century and two Sergeant rates cross-stitched

and two Sergeant rates cross-stitched onto each sleeve

- Original Issue May 30

Correctly marked along the top of the barrel rib in CYRILLIC Script:

A squadron B-24 to was sent to guide the boat to the tanker

Der Krieg (published in 1924)

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era Maryland Brigadier General’s M1895 Sack Coat Uniform Coat by New York Clothing House of Baltimore 20th Century and two Sergeant rates cross-stitchedOriginal 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,