Germany, Schutzpolizei. A Protection Police Em/Nco’s Service Tunic GTRexclude o” for “Friedrich Orth” on

o” for “Friedrich Orth” on the reverse

Enlisting in the 53rd (Northern Saskatchewan) Battalion in December 1914

In silvered bronze numbers ""7"" and ""1"" forming the number ""71""

and Russia sent several squadrons from the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean Sea to draw Ottoman attention away from their Black Sea fleet

Germany, Schutzpolizei. A Protection Police Em/Nco’s Service Tunic GTRexclude o” for “Friedrich Orth” on(Schutzpolizei Waffenrock). This is a very well preserved Schutzpolizei (Protection Police) EM NCOs service tunic, constructed of thick police green wool. The collar is constructed of dark brown wool and is fully trimmed with green piping. It is flanked by tabs, constructed of green cotton twill, trimmed with twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping, and bearing dual machine embroidered silver aluminum wire insignia. Each tab measures 30 mm (w)