Netherlands, Occupied State. A Royal Netherlands Marechaussee Uniform, C.1942 Hold The cuffs are fronted be

The cuffs are fronted be two buttons of similar makeup and are held in place by single brown plastic buttons on their undersides

illustrating a standing nun with her hand resting upon the shoulder of a young boy holding a book at the left and a French soldier in full battle uniform at the right

the exterior bearing a dyed red Geneva Cross

Submarine War Badge - early fine quality in gilded tombac

consisting of a Maltese Cross with gilded arms partially outlined in white enamel

Netherlands, Occupied State. A Royal Netherlands Marechaussee Uniform, C.1942 Hold The cuffs are fronted beIncludes: tunic and breeches. The tunic is fabricated from a coarse grayish black wool, with navy blue braided shoulder boards sewn in place, each with a navy blue wool backer and housing a silvered zinc button bearing a flaming grenade. Both collars are adorned with a collar tab in navy blue wool and trimmed in a white cord on the wider edge facing the opening, the collar itself with a dual hook and eye closure, ensuring a snug fit at the neckline.