A Reich Protection Gendarmerie Headquarters Head Guard Tunic Hold Footnote: Max Detlef Johannes Doose

Footnote: Max Detlef Johannes Doose was born in Trittau

the son of Archibald McNiven and Mary McNiven of Renton

During the course of his service with the CFA

Nine and Ten and a major adhesion to Treaty Five - which brought thousands of Native people in non-agricultural districts under treaty

with the joint usually swelling due to synovial fluid collection) in his right knee

A Reich Protection Gendarmerie Headquarters Head Guard Tunic Hold Footnote: Max Detlef Johannes Doose(Revieroberwachtmeister): This tunic is fabricated from green wool and is adorned with shoulder boards, each board with chocolate brown embroidery in the centre and bordered on three sides with two rows of fine silvered wire interlaced with brown threading, in a chevron formation, with a silvered bronze pip on the upper, with emerald green wool bases, representing Revieroberwachtmeister, held in place by silvered aluminum buttons with pebbled uppers