Battle Dress from the Northamptonshire Yeomanry. Thick khaki twill wool. Hand-sewn sleeve bands. Northamptonshire Yeomanry title, also hand-stitched. All buttons and belt are present. Interior lined with beige cotton fabric. Stamp indicating size 12. Beautiful Canadian markings. Manufacturer's markings partially illegible. Made by Master Chef 1944. Slight wear and patina. Condition I-. Other battles in which they took part took place around Caen, including Operation Charnwood on 7 July, the battle to capture Caen. On 16 July 1944 he was involved in Operation Granada, where he came under the command of the 59th (Staffordshire) Infantry Division. Northamptonshire Yeomanry battle dress. Heavy khaki serge wool construction with hand sewn rank insignia on sleeves. Northamptonshire Yeomanry shoulder titles hand sewn in place. All buttons present with waist belt intact. Interior lined in beige cotton. Size stamp 12. Clear Canadian markings. Maker markings partially illegible. Manufactured by Master Chef in 1944. Showing slight wear and patina. Condition I-. Associated with units engaged around Caen including Operation Charnwood on 7 July 1944 and Operation Grenade on 16 July 1944 under command of the 59th Staffordshire Infantry Division.