Spanish Second Republic Guardia Civil Gala Uniform 1931-1936 - Wool Tunic with Original Emblems and Belt

Gala tunic belonging to the Spanish Civil Guard (Guardia Civil), dated to the Second Republic period (1931-1936). This piece represents a high-quality example of military tailoring from the era, retaining its original distinctive elements.

Historical Context: Following the proclamation of the Republic in 1931, the Civil Guard uniform maintained its traditional structure but removed monarchist symbols. This specimen features a red collar with the embroidered GC monogram, following the republican regulations that simplified the institution's emblems. The quality of the cloth and the custom tailoring suggest use by a high-ranking member.

Details and Condition:
- Period: 1931-1936 (Spanish Second Republic)
- Technique: Custom military tailoring with stamped brass buttons
- Size: 46 EU (Approximately Size M). Approximate length: 85 cm (33.4 inches)
- Material: High-density wool cloth, metal buttons, cotton lining
- Condition: Excellent preservation. The wool fabric shows no moth holes or significant wear. It retains all 22 original buttons marked by the manufacturer and the cotton cord shoulder straps. Includes the original matching belt. Interior features a tailor's label and embroidered owner's initials.

Value: An item of high interest for collectors of Spanish militaria and contemporary history museums. It is provided as a piece for historical study and collection.