Kappa

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Group C I. Buren of General E Linder. Out of grey dressed, two-row with 5 buttons in each row. At the rear, double headers and one with two buttonholes and rounded corners fitted 5 cm wide slejf, buttoned with two armoured buttons of a smaller model. Shoulder flaps of the same fabric, 6 cm width at the sleeve and 3 cm at the button. The shaft flaps were attached to the sleeve seams and attached to the coat with smaller model buttons. On the lower part of the shaft piece the kinglion and above the same regimental badge “Älghornen.” Rice lion and emblem of yellow metal. Wrap pockets on the sides, horizontal, pocket lids cut straight. The left pocket has a hole for the saber. Feed of gray satin with pocket for wallet. To the pocket’s lining a cloth patch on which stands: "J.W.Jansson & Wallgren. Kgl. and Kejserl. Hofprovider 21.1. Stockholm 1919. General Linder. To the fodder of the upper coat is a double fodder buttoned with 6 leg nip pairs. Same dressed as overrockens, for winter needs. Buttons made of white metal, gray-coloured ornamented weapons (lions). At the back of the buttons engraved “C. Sporrong & Co. Stockholm.” Collar of the same dress with a shack and a hook. Sleeve cover cut, 16 cm high. On the top edge of the covers grey silk ribbons stitched; a 4 cm wide brocade ribbon and three 1 cm wide ribbons above the same, the sleeve of the general. The bands between the second and third buttonhole, yellow ribbon with a red stripe on the sides, belong to the II class of the Cross of Freedom. LITT Enl Republic’s decision on Uniform cladding for the Swedish Armed Forces, Publishers of the Ministry of Defence, Helsinki 1922. Page 3. The coat of arms of the same model with the same detailed provisions but has 5 buttons instead of 6 in a row; in Annex page 8. Drawing 26, 27, 28. On the Overcoat The sleeve of the Generals page 6.