British Guards Battledress

[jelmer04]

Dear forum members, after finishing my RAF service dress mannequin I'm ready for a new project.
I've seen this on a miitaria site from Holland (all rights are with him!).
It's a 1945 dated homecoming jacket of the guards armored division.
So my question is:
Is it genuine?

Thanks in advance!
Greetings Jelmer

[Watchdog]

Well, the pictures are too small to really authenticate but to me the shoulder title and formation sign look a bit "bright" and I am not certain when the shoulder title changed from "Royal Signals" to "Royal Corps of Signals" but I believe the "Royal Signals" version was mid to late war.

The battledress specialists will know instantly but I am not too keen from these pics.

Regards

Mark

[Kryton]

1945 dated BD's are not at the top of the valuable BD list . Has a mint unissued look to it .Generally if stuff from WW2 looks brand new it probably is . Rob