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The Heer (Army)

#7068	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Leutnant of Mountain Troops Waffenrock If you’re looking for a waffenrock in a desirable and seldom encountered service branch to add to your collection, here’s your chance. A beautiful tailor-made parade tunic of the finest quality field-grey tricot wool, with a eight-button front, bottle-green collar and ornamental cuffs, and piped in the green of Gebirgsjäger troops. Insignia consists of; A hand-embroidered silver-aluminum officer eagle of the finest quality on dark-green backing, which has been hand-sewn. Collar tabs, cuff bars and shoulderboards, also rendered in brite silver-aluminum embroidery and cord over Gebirgsjäger green backing, the tabs and bars machine-applied and boards hand-sewn into the shoulder seam. Completing the ensemble is a machine-embroidered Edelweis sleeve badge, which is hand-sewn. The tunic has loops for a ribbon bar and two badges on the left breast, and is accented with a silver-aluminum braided cord officer aiguillette, attached to a button underneath the shoulderboard and secured to the top two tunic buttons. The inside is lined in grey rayon, no tailor label or name tag. Condition is excellent to near-mint.	SOLD
#6058	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Oberfeldwebel of Infantry, Named Tunic Factory-made, M36 style enlisted field tunic of field-grey wool, with a five-button front, pleated and scalloped breast and hip bag pockets, bottle-green collar and two-button closure cuffs. Insignia consists of; A hand-sewn, machine-woven silver-aluminum officer eagle on green backing which replaced the enlisted eagle upon promotion to NCO. Slip-on shoulder straps of dark-green base cloth, piped in white with two aluminum rank pips and silver-aluminum diamond-pattern soutache machine-applied. Collar insignia retains the enlisted collar tabs in subdued grey with NCO silver-aluminum soutache in the diamond pattern machine-applied around the collar. There are loops for a single award on the right breast (possible DKiG) and three badges on the left breast pocket. Both shoulders show tailor modifications. Tunic is partially lined in brown-grey ribbed cloth, stamped and stenciled with size and manufacturer markings. Owners name is handwritten “FW Alois Kenschel” with his rifle regiment and panzer division “6/S.R.I” and “1.PZ.Div.1”. Overall, a nice, salty combat tunic that remains in very good condition and has no damage or mothing.	$2475
#6011	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Assault Gun NCO Wrap 1943 dated field-grey wool panzer feldjacke showing wear commensurate with field use. Size modifications have been made to waist and sleeve length, shortening the jacket and eliminating the bottom inner panel button and moving the bottom cloth buttoning tab up. Cuffs have also been sewn closed. The wrap is lined in grey rayon with two inner pockets and waist adjustment straps, equipment support tabs have been removed. Wrap is size and date marked with black stamping. The insignia consists of; An enlisted, machine-woven breast eagle (which has been restored by hand application), two red rayon piped collar tabs with Type 3 zinc skulls and shoulderstraps for the rank of Feldwebel of field-grey base, piped in red rayon with matte-grey diamond pattern soutache and single grey metal rank pips. There are two sets of award loops on the left lower breast for badges.	SOLD
#6010	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Officer “Panzer Lehr” Wrapper Third pattern, 1940 dated black wool panzer feldjacke with modifications for both size and officer preference. The waist has been shortened, eliminating the bottom inner panel button and moving the bottom cloth buttoning tab upwards. The waist adjustment straps and equipment support system and tape have been removed along with the rear belt hook seam splits. The wrap is lined in brown-grey cotton with size, date and maker stamps to “Schmidt & Zoaluse München” with two internal pockets. The insignia consists of; A silver & aluminum tube bullion hand-embroidered officers breast eagle showing a nice patina from the silver content and hand-applied, two pink wool piped collar tabs with skulls that are the early Type 1 made of brass with a smooth finish and shoulderboards for the rank of Oberleutnant of matte aluminum soutache cord on a pink wool backing, with single gilt pips and a gilt “L” cypher for Panzer Lehr units. The pips were moved from center of the board toward the shoulder to accommodate the cypher. The left breast has three sets of award loops for three badges. Former D. Bunch collection with letter of acquisition from 1997.	$8600
#5970	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Signals Officer Uniform, Named Privately tailored four pocket tunic in field-grey tricot wool, with a six-button front, pleated and scalloped breast and hip pockets, French cuffs and bottle-green collar. Insignia consists of a hand-embroidered officer eagle in silver-aluminum wire over a dark-green backing and hand-stitched. Shoulderboards of matte aluminum soutache cord over a lemon-yellow backing with two gilt finish rank pips for the rank of Hauptmann. Embroidered collar tabs of silver-aluminum over green backing with lemon-yellow center stripes, machine-sewn. The inside is lined in field-grey rayon with a suspension clip for edged weapon attachment. The inside pocket has a tailor label/name tag to a Dresden tailor and the officer’s name “Hartmann” written in script. Includes a pair of long pants, also with a name tag from the same tailor, different date, with the typed name “Oltn. Heinz Hartmann”. Pants are field-grey/green wool, piped in lemon yellow down the sides with a four-button hidden fly, slit pockets and a single back pocket with button closure. Pants have a few small holes, as shown in the photos. The tunic has a hole in the right sleeve and a smaller hole near the waist.	SOLD
#5974	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Infantry Officer Waffenrock, Named Parade dress tunic tailored in very high-quality fine tricot field-grey wool with an 8-button front, stand-up dark-green wool backed collar and cuffs, scalloped rear flaps and maker-matching silver pebbled buttons, with white piping accents. Insignia consists of a silver-aluminum embroidered officer breast eagle, parade dress collar tabs embroidered in silver-aluminum on white backing and bright silver soutache cord, Hauptmann rank shoulderboards on white with two gilt finish rank pips and the regimental numeral “5” centered in between. There are loops on the left breast for a ribbon bar and three award badges. The inside is lined in grey rayon with a tailor tag sewn at the waist, and a tailor/name tag in the inside pocket with the owner’s name written in script (could not decipher). The tunic is in excellent to near-mint condition and is a small size.	SOLD
#5887	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Oberst of Mountain Troops Tunic Tailored four pocket tunic in field-grey tricot wool, with a five-button front, pleated and scalloped breast and hip pockets, French cuffs and bottle-green collar, for the rank of an Oberst of Mountain Troops (Gebirgsjäger). Insignia consists of a hand-embroidered officer eagle in aluminum wire over a dark-green backing and hand-stitched. Silver-aluminum hand-embroidered collar tabs over a dark-green backing with center branch color piping of green. Sew-in Oberst rank shoulderboards of silver-aluminum intertwined cords with underlay of dark-green and two gold rank pips. A Machine-embroidered Edelweiss sleeve badge is hand-sewn to the right sleeve and there is evidence of a cufftitle removed from the left sleeve with a few remaining threads protruding. EKII ribbon at second buttonhole, numerous loops for awards on left breast pocket and a long ribbon bar pinned above. The interior is lined in a grey rayon with striped sleeve linings, and an opening for dagger at pocket. Excellent condition no visible damage but some minor mothing underneath the collar.	SOLD
#5796	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Beamte Official’s Tunic Tailored four pocket tunic in field-grey fine tricot wool, with a five-button front, pleated and scalloped breast pockets, lower slash pockets with flaps, French cuffs and bottle-green collar, for the rank of an OberstLeutnant of Barracks Administration. Insignia consists of a hand-embroidered officer eagle in aluminum wire over a dark-green backing and hand-stitched. Golden-yellow celleon embroidered collar tabs with gold bullion wire highlights over a dark-green backing with outer branch color piping of light-brown, machine-stitched. OberstLeutnant rank shoulderboards of brite silver-aluminum intertwined cords with dark-green thread accents over a double underlay of dark-green and light-brown. A single gold washed metal rank pip is at the base of the board, above that an “HV” cypher of gilded metal. Tunic buttons are all silver pebbled and matching maker. There is a ribbon bar above the left breast pocket (assume collector addition) and an Ostfront ribbon hand-sewn at the second buttonhole. The interior is lined in a grey rayon with striped sleeve linings, and an opening for dagger at pocket. There are a few period repairs to the front and hem of the tunic, as shown in the detailed photos.	$1275 New Price!
#5738	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Panzer Officer Uniform Tailored four pocket tunic in field-grey fine tricot wool, with a six-button front, pleated and scalloped breast pockets, lower slash pockets with flaps, French cuffs and bottle-green collar, for the rank of an OberstLeutnant of Panzer Troops. A very high-quality, hand-embroidered officer eagle in silver wire, the silver having age-toned to a brownish-gold, over a field-grey backing and hand-stitched. Matte silver-aluminum embroidered collar tabs with branch color stripes of pink, machine-stitched. OberstLeutnant rank shoulderboards also of matte silver-aluminum intertwined cords over pink underlay with single gold rank pips exhibiting dark age toning, hand-stitched into the shoulder seam and secured with stitched buttons, the right shoulder with a button for aigullette attachment. Tunic buttons are all silver pebbled and matching maker. There is a ribbon bar above the left breast pocket (assume collector addition) and the remains of award loops on the pocket that were removed (during capture?). EKII ribbon at buttonhole. The interior is lined in a grey rayon with cream-color sleeve linings, repairs to armpit area from wear and one sleeve with seam coming apart at shoulder. Waist adjustment belt and buckle, opening for dagger at pocket. Includes a pair of breeches in field-grey tricot wool, hidden fly with four-buttons and hook closure, ankles with five-button closure, bottom button smooth and flat.	SOLD
#5737	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Smoke Troops Officer Tunic Tailored four pocket tunic from a field-grey/grey heavy whipcord wool, with a six-button front, pleated and scalloped pockets, French cuffs and bottle-green collar with long, pointed collars, for the rank of a Leutnant of Smoke Troops (Nebelwerfer). Hand-embroidered officer eagle in silver-aluminum wire, with some minor moth damage to backing near the eagle head and lower wing, hand-stitched. Matte silver-aluminum embroidered collar tabs with branch color stripes of Bordeaux red, hand-stitched. Leutnant rank shoulderboards also of matte silver-aluminum cord over Bordeaux red underlay, hand-stitched into the shoulder seam and secured with stitched buttons, the right shoulder with a button for aigullette attachment. There are loops for ribbon bar and three badges on the left breast. Tunic buttons are all silver pebbled and matching maker. There are some subtle, broad stains across tunic panels and sleeves, which can be seen in the photos. The interior is lined in a grey-green rayon with striped sleeve linings, a few storage rust spots from moisture on metal closet hangers. Includes a dagger hanger strap with attachment clip and an interior waist adjustment belt and buckle. Smoke Troops are one of the more difficult to find branch colors.	SOLD
#5703	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Jäger Waffenrock If you collect waffenrocks, here is a piece to add to your collection! Tailored from a field-grey very finely ribbed, high quality tricot wool with green piping down the front panel, around the collar and on the cuffs. The green of course signifying Mountain Troops (Jäeger). Standard eight button front featuring brite silver collar tabs and shoulderboards, with a green branch color backing for Mountain Troops, the boards with two gold pips for the rank of Hauptmann and “99” gold regimental numerals. A very nice, hand-embroidered brite silver/aluminum breast eagle with dark green thread highlights which is hand-applied, and of course the Edelweiss hand-embroidered patch on the right sleeve. The sleeves are in green badge cloth, piped along the top edges with siver-aluminum cuff bars on green branch color with silver pebbled button attachments. There are loops for two breast awards and a medal bar, and of course a dress aiguilette of woven silver-aluminum cord is included. Excellent display piece from a desirable branch of service. There are a few moth holes, though mainly on the back, and one on the sleeve (see photos).	SOLD
#5688	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Artillery Regiment Officer, Grossdeutschland 1936 pattern, tailored feldbluse in field-grey wool with six button front, scalloped and pleated pockets and bottle green collar. The interior is lined in a grey rayon with a dagger hanger suspension strap. Machine-sewn collar patches with bright red Artillery branch stripes. Shoulder straps are slip-on, piped in bright red with a two gold rank pips for the rank of Hauptmann, and a gold “GD” Grossdeutschland divisional cypher (original devices which appear to have been enhanced with gold paint). Breast eagle is hand-embroidered and hand-applied. Loops for a single award on left breast pocket, ribbon bar attached above (not original to tunic), EKII ribbon hand-sewn to second buttonhole. Tunic is in very good condition, there is a small hole near the shoulder board and moderate amount of soiling and wear to the lining. This tunic was likely post-war modified, and priced accordingly.	SOLD
#5689	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Tropical Tunic, Third Pattern, 1943 Final, third pattern, open collar tropical tunic in green cotton twill with straight pocket flaps and no scallops, detachable grey painted buttons showing service wear. Tropical enlisted pattern breast eagle machine-applied in non-standard fashion above breast pocket, rather than overlapping pocket seam, potential postwar replacement. Collar tabs machine-applied around all sides. Copper-colored tropical litzen machine-applied and finished in non-standard fashion around collar and both cuffs. Shoulder bridles and buttons for slip-on shoulder straps. Award loops on left breast for single award, small ribbon bar attached above pocket. Left sleeve has hand-applied tropical Signalman patch.	SOLD

#5518

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Heer “Infanterie Regiment List” NCO Tunic

1941 pattern modified feldbluse with six button front, scalloped and pleated pockets and bottle green collar. The interior is lined in a brown cotton twill with size stamps on the right panel. The collar is piped in bright silver tresse with machine-sewn collar patches with white Infantry branch stripes. Shoulder straps are slip-on, piped in white with silver tresse surround for the rank of Unteroffizier and a double tresse bar at the base indicating an officer aspirant. Breast eagle is silver metallic-woven for NCO/officers, hand-applied. Loops for a single award badge on left breast pocket. The left lower sleeve features the machine embroidered “Infanterie Regiment List” cuff title, hand-applied. Tunic is in excellent, pristine condition and a smaller size.

SOLD

The Luftwaffe
#5816	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Flak NCO Fliegerbluse If you’re one of those guys who likes the salty, field-worn “been-there” uniforms over the closet queens, this is a great piece for your collection! This is a factory-made, enlisted blue-grey fliegerbluse for a Feldwebel serving in Flak ground units. Tunic is wool with a partial blue-grey artificial silk lining, manufacturer stamped with metal dish buttons on front panel inside closure and silver pebbled buttons for shoulder strap attachment and hip pockets. The shoulders have been period-modified with shoulder pads and a dagger hanger strap/clip has been added to the inside lining. Insignia consists of a factory-applied machine-embroidered white breast eagle, red backed collar tabs with three silver metal gulls and sew-in shoulder straps piped in red rayon. The left sleeve has a trade specialty patch for Flak and Ground Units, with silver twist piping and hand-sewn. There are a few small holes and stains, as you would expect on a field-worn piece, but nothing that detracts from display.	SOLD
#5692	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Fallschirmjaeger Officer Tunic Four pocket, blue-grey open lapel officer tunic for a Leutnant of the Fallschirmjaeger branch. Tunic is typical tricot wool, a smaller size and has some abrasions on the left front shoulder and missing one button on the front panel. The top left breast a ribbon bar and there are two sets of award loops on the lower breast (badges not included, for display only). The insignia is matching in age and wear, collar tabs are machine-applied, shoulder boards are sew-in and the breast eagle is hand-applied. The collar is edge piped in aluminum twist cord. The interior is lined in a blue-grey rayon. An embroidered FJ badge is hand-applied to the left lower breast pocket and an “Afrika” campaign cuff title is hand-applied to the left lower cuff.	SOLD
#5662	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe “Kreta” Fliegerbluse Blue-grey fliegerbluse for a Flieger of Fallschirmjager and veteran of the Kreta campaign. Wool construction with blue-grey artificial silk lining, size and manufacturer stamped with metal dish buttons on front panel inside closure and silver pebbled buttons for shoulder strap attachment and hip pockets. Factory-applied machine-embroidered white breast eagle. Yellow backed badge cloth collar tabs with single metal eagle machine-applied, slip-on shoulder straps piped in yellow rayon. Left sleeve has a “Kreta” cufftitle, machine-applied. The left breast has a two-place ribbon bar, a cloth FJ badge hand-applied and one set of award loops (one loop has damage). Tunic is in very good to excellent condition with no visible damage. Rear seam of cufftitle is loose. Smaller size.	SOLD
#5368	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Formal Evening Dress Uniform, Rare Branch Color Beautiful evening dress uniform for a very rare branch color. Grouping consists of jacket, aiguillette, white & blue-grey vests and dress pants. Orange branch color was for “Officers and medical officers awaiting posting (at disposition)”.  Roman numerals were worn by officers of regional air commands.  Orange underlay was worn from 1935 until June of ’39 when they were instructed to wear the badge cloth of their previous assignment (or golden yellow if they never had a branch of service previously assigned to).  The metal balloon device and oakleaves below it sewn to the sleeve was worn by members of the balloon service of the early DLV.  The balloon was typically metal on blue gray badge cloth and a version exists with embroidered oakleaves below it (speculation is that it may have been the forerunner to the balloon pilots badge).	SOLD
#4505	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe “Hermann Goring” Fliegerbluse Blue-grey fliegerbluse for a Gefreiter of Flak/Artillery in the Hermann Goring Division. Heavy, later war wool construction with artificial silk lining with blue plastic buttons on front panels & cuffs and pebbled buttons for shoulderstrap attachment. Factory applied machine embroidered breast eagle. White backed badgecloth collar tabs are branch piped in red for Flak units. Shoulder straps are white piped and of matching blue gray wool. Left sleeve has a 2^nd pattern “Hermann Goring” enlisted ranks cufftitle machine embroidered over a dark blue soft wool backing. Tunic is in very good condition with no noticeable tears or holes. It is missing the bottom front panel blue plastic button.	SOLD

The Kriegsmarine
#5194	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Kriegsmarine Leather Wrapper and Pants Unissued, black leather protective wrapper-style jacket and pants for use as protective clothing by naval personnel (KM leather protective clothing was also known to have been used by Hitler Youth 12^th SS panzer units). Jacket with hidden 10 button front closure flap and two buttons on front panel. The interior is a dark blue suede with a tan cloth waist tunnel and adjustment straps. There is a large tan cotton inside pocket, stamped with size and manufacturer “G. Nitsch”. Reinforced sleeve with armpit openings. Long pants with button fly, slash pockets with scalloped flaps and single button closure, separate waist belt and buckle fed through belt loops and button attachment suspenders. Pants are profusely stamped with size, manufacturer and depot markings and have issue tag sewn to inside waist.	SOLD

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#7053	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Brown Shirt Rust-brown cotton pullover shirt with a four-button front, open collar with lapels and sleeve cuffs with cuff and sleeve button closures. Buttons are white plastic. There is a white paper RZM tag in brown print with manufacturer stamp and RZM number. The inside neck area is stamped with the manufacturer “Knagge & Peitz – München Uniformfabrik”. Mint condition!	$950
Featured	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Allgemine SS “Deutschland” Officer Uniform of Fritz Reuter Black wool, open collar service uniform for Obersturmfuhrer Fritz Reuter of the Allgemeine SS serving in the SS Standarte 1/VT-Deutschland. Privately tailored tricot wool tunic, piped in silver-aluminum with officers insignia, aigulette and original SA and DRL sports badges. Includes a pair of white piped long trousers and riding breeches. This uniform was purchased from the Reuter family estate. For more information and details please see the “Featured Item” page.	SOLD
#5710	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Allgemine SS “Deutschland” Tunic Black wool, open collar service uniform for a Scharfuhrer of the Allgemeine SS serving in the SS Standarte 1/VT-Deutschland. Regulation smooth wool tunic for enlisted ranks with a four-button front, French cuffs, lower slash pockets with scalloped flaps and breast patch pockets that are pleated and scalloped. The collar is piped in a silver-aluminum/black twist cord and all silver buttons are matching maker marked. Collar tabs are the early runics with a small “1” hand-embroidered in silver-aluminum wire over black velvet, with silver/black twist edge piping indicating NCO ranks. Rank tab with one silver pie and a single strip of litzen, edge piped in silver/black twist cord. The single shoulderboard is made of two intertwined black/silver cords looped at the button with an underlay of black. The left sleeve has a brassard sewn to the bicep and an embroidered “Deutschland” cuff title on the French cuff. Includes a belt/buckle with cross strap, a brown issue shirt with black tie and party badge pin, and a DRL Sports badge and SA Sports badge.	SOLD
#5711	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Allgemine SS “Deutschland” Summer Tunic White, cotton twill, open collar service uniform for a Obersturmfuhrer of the Allgemeine SS serving in the SS Standarte 1/VT-Deutschland. Lightweight, unlined tunic with a four-button front, French cuffs, lower slash pockets with scalloped flaps and breast patch pockets that are pleated and scalloped, all silver buttons are matching maker marked. Collar tabs are the early runics with a small “1”, hand-embroidered in silver-aluminum wire over black velvet, with silver twist edge piping indicating officer ranks. Rank tab with three pips and a single strip of litzen, edge piped in silver. Right sleeve has an old fighters chevron on white backing. All insignia is detachable and uses snaps for attachment. The single shoulderboard is made of three twisted silver cords looped at the button with an underlay of black and cloth RZM tag. The left sleeve has a brassard sewn to the bicep. The inside has a dagger clip and owners initials “HM” sewn near inner pocket. Very light soiling, overall excellent condition. Includes an unissued brown shirt with tag still attached, a pair of long pants piped in white, a DRL Sports badge, an SA Sports badge and a small party pin.	SOLD

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#5817	(click on photo for more detailed images	Police Schutzpolizei Oberstleutnant Tunic Tailor-made, standard eight button front Police tunic in a fine quality Police-Green tricot wool with dark brown cuffs and collar. Front panel, collar and cuffs are all piped in green for Schutzpolizei. Insignia consists of silver-aluminum embroidered collar tabs and shoulderboards with toxic green underlay and a hand-embroidered silver-aluminum sleeve eagle hand-stitched to the left sleeve. There are loops for a multiple awards on the left breast pocket, and for a long ribbon bar above the pocket. Condition is excellent with just very minimal wear and age.	SOLD
#5773	(click on photo for more detailed images	Police Schutzpolizei Oberleutnant Tunic Eight button piped Police tunic in the standard Police-Green tricot wool. Tunic has the dark brown cuffs and collar, edge piped in green for Schutzpolizei. Silver-aluminum embroidered collar tabs and shoulderboards, the boards with a double underlay of brown over green. Hand-embroidered silver-aluminum sleeve eagle is hand-attached to the left sleeve. There are loops for a single award on the left breast pocket, an Ost-front ribbon is sewn to the third button hole and a six-place ribbon bar is pinned above the pocket. Includes an aiguillette.	$1575 New Price!
#5433	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Diplomatic Foreign Office Uniform Tunic and pants for a higher ranking Foreign Office official serving in the Diplomatic service. Tunic is tailor-made from a deep navy blue high quality tricot wool and is an open collar, double breasted style with lower slant pockets and is a large size. There are loops for a long ribbon bar at the top and loops for numerous breast badges. Insignia consists of gold buttons with the Reich eagle surmounting a globe and a beautifully hand-embroidered gold wire eagle & wreath with a single star in the middle. According to the book by Jill Halcomb, this rank would be considered a Chief Official (Group 1). This would indicate the highest salary grade or “rank”. Accompanying the jacket is a pair of long pants in matching fabric. Jacket and pants are un-named. Condition is excellent with no damage or mothing.	SOLD

Archives (some of the items sold in the past)
#Feature	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Waffen SS Totenkopf Standarte “Oberbayern” Officer Tunic Please check out the “Featured Items” page to see all the details on this outstanding tunic. A well-documented SS tunic that has been in a couple of notable collections and recently surfaced after over 40 years with the same owner. This tunic is featured in several reference books including the Beaver series on “Uniforms of the Waffen SS”. Click on the link above for the Featured Items page to check it out.	SOLD
#5575	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Waffen SS M44/45 Tunic Late war issue tunic with short waist and five button front. Made from a coarse German wool in a “Fedlgrau 44” olive-green color, the tunic has closed sleeves, patch pockets with straight flaps, an open collar that can be closed at the neck, bridles for shoulder straps and field-grey pebbled buttons. Insignia consists of an enlisted style machine-woven sleeve eagle of light grey on black, machine-applied in a zig-zag pattern. The tunic is not lined, but does have two different color and type of grey hbt material used to reinforce the side panels, upper pockets and arm openings. Reverse of collar has large zig-zag reinforcement stitching and only a single, partial horizontal reinforcement stitch.	SOLD
#5522	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Waffen SS Artillery Officer Tunic Model 36 tailor-made service uniform for an Obersturmfuhrer of the Waffen SS serving in the Artillery. Field grey high quality tricot wool tunic with four-button front and an unusual button and strap hidden collar closure. Breast pockets have a very pronounced scallop and the collar points are very long. There are loops for a long ribbon bar and three awards on the left breast. Insignia is all officer quality and consists of silver aluminum hand-embroidered runic tab and rank tab with three pips and rank tresse, both edge piped in silver cord and machine-applied, a pair of sew-in shoulderboards with single, gold rank pips and a hand-embroidered bullion sleeve eagle, hand-applied. The interior is lined in a brown/gold rayon, no maker or name tag. Another interesting feature is the split cuffs at the back. This tunic is featured on pages 196-201 of the Michael Beaver book “Uniforms of the Waffen SS, Volume I” if you’re looking for additional information and photos.	SOLD
#5444		Waffen SS Officers Overcoat Field grey Heer style wool greatcoat with bottle green collar badged for an Untersturmfuhrer in the Waffen SS. The base coat is in excellent condition showing just very minor wear and no damage, abrasions, holes or mothing. There is some moisture staining to the interior lining on the bottom right side but obviously not visible on display. The coat is lined in a green artificial silk. The shoulders show no evidence of previous insignia, so this coat was tailored to this rank. The insignia consists of a pair of subdued shoulderboards piped in white with a black underlay, a pair of silver piped collar tabs with an officer quality hand-embroidered runic tab and a beautiful hand-embroidered officers sleeve eagle. There is a dagger hanger and clip suspended to the inner lining. There is a tailors nametag sewn to the inside pocket with the officers name identification carefully cut-out.	SOLD
#5574	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Flak NCO Tunic Blue-grey gabardine four-pocket tunic for a Unteroffizier in the 64^th Flak regiment. Tunic is regulation tricot wool in blue-grey with silver pebbled buttons, piped in bright red twist cord around the collar. Enlisted breast eagle appears hand-applied, NCO tresse and collar tabs are machine-applied. Shoulder straps are embroidered with “64”, sewn into shoulder seam and secured by silver pebbled buttons. Interior is lined in a green-grey rayon, no tailor or nametag. There are loops for three breast badges. One snag repair to upper left sleeve, collar piping is coming loose at rear neck area. Larger size.	SOLD
#5647	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Flak Officer Aspirant Tunic and Visor Cap Blue-grey tricot wool privately tailored four pocket tunic with French cuffs and piped in silver twist cord around the collar. Breast eagle is officer quality hand-embroidered and is hand-applied, collar tabs are machine-applied, shoulder straps are sewn into the seam. Loops for a ribbon bar and two awards. Tailor label at neck, repair to inside sleeve lining at shoulder. Visor cap of a very high quality soft, tricot fabric, piped in red with aluminum eagle and wreath/cockade, aluminum twist officer chin cords. It appears there may be unit markings stamped under the sweatband, though they are undecipherable. Overall a very nice grouping to an officer aspirant!	SOLD
#5613	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Oberstleutnant of General Staff, named Blue-grey tricot wool privately tailored four pocket tunic with buttons under the right shoulderboard and between the top two tunic buttons for attachment of adjutant cords. Silver bullion hand-embroidered collar tabs and shoulderboards on carmine branch color backing for General Staff, both hand-applied. Shoulderboards are slip-on style, but have been sewn into the shoulder seam (one side coming loose). Breast eagle is officer quality hand-embroidered and has been resewn. Loops for a ribbon bar and three awards. Tailor label at neck, name tag loosely attached to inside pocket. Different tailor on tunic name tag, likely from when assigned to General Staff and insignia was changed out (if you’ve read “Soldat” by Siegfried Knappe, there’s an interesting account of when he graduated from General Staff and was given new carmine insignia and fabric for lampassen to upgrade his uniform. He went to a local German tailor for the upgrade and the tailor didn’t know how to apply lampassen!). Includes long pants with carmine colored lampassen (side adornment stripes).	SOLD
#5691	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe “Afrika” Fliegerbluse Blue-grey fliegerbluse for a Flieger of Fallschirmjager and veteran of the Afrikakorps campaign. Wool construction with blue-grey cotton lining, size and manufacturer stamped with blue-grey plastic buttons on front panel inside closure and blue-grey pebbled buttons for shoulder strap attachment and hip pockets. Hand-applied machine-embroidered white breast eagle. Yellow backed badge cloth collar tabs machine-applied with two metal eagles, slip-on shoulder straps piped in yellow wool. Left sleeve has a “Afrika” cufftitle, machine-applied. The left breast has an embroidered Pilots Badge hand-applied, an EKII ribbon is hand-applied to the left breast panel and a rank chevron is sewn to the left sleeve.	SOLD
#4655	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Camouflage Reversible Winter Parka Double breasted style reversible parka with the swamp/marsh (tan/water) pattern camo image on one side and winter white on the reversible side. Jacket shows moderate to heavy wear with a fair amount of fraying, small holes and soiling….a definite, field used and worn combat vet. Jacket appears to have all buttons intact (except for one of the left sleeve buttons), with some camo side buttons possibly replaced and reverse buttons painted white, with a small metal dished button on the left sleeve. Drawstrings are present on both the hood and waist. Nice, salty piece!	SOLD
#5410	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer Officers Leather Coat Field-worn grey leather officers coat for a Leutnant of Panzer Schools. The base leather coat shows a moderate amount of natural wear but the heavy pebbled leather is still in very good to excellent condition with no abrasions or cracking, just a bit of soiling in typical places and light discoloration. One of the front panel buttons has come off (but it is in the pocket and can be resewn), otherwise all internal and external buttons remain in place. The interior is lined in brown cotton and has an opening for a dagger hanger. The slip-on shoulderboards show heavy wear, one of which has come apart at the piping so that the wire reinforcement can be seen. The boards are matte silver cords for the rank of Leutnant, are pink piped for Panzer branch of service and each have a gold, Gothic “S” indicating service in the Panzer Schule (schools).	SOLD
#5269	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Tropical Tunic Third pattern, Heer tropical tunic for an enlisted man. All of the insignia has been restored, though there are no shoulder straps, and an Afrikakorps cufftitle has been added. All of the replacement insignia is AK vintage. Typical late pattern, five button open lapel tropical tunic with some light wear but no damage. All buttons are intact and appear original to the tunic with matching wear.	SOLD
#5598	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer Officers Tunic 1940 model privately tailored officer tunic for an Oberst serving in the Panzer service. High quality field-grey, tricot wool tunic, five button front with scalloped and pleated pockets and French cuffs. There are multiple loops for awards on the left breast pocket and loops for a long ribbon bar. An Ost Medal ribbon is sewn to the second button hole, with the sides hand-stitched as well. The left sleeve has a Krim shield hand-applied. Shoulderboards and collar tabs are pink piped, the boards have gold “5” regimental ciphers and two pips, an officers hand-embroidered silver bullion breast eagle is hand-applied. Tailor label and name tag with officer at inside pocket. Excellent condition with some light stains to the left sleeve but no noticeable holes or mothing. Larger size.	SOLD
#5523	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer “Afrikakorps” Panzer Tropical Tunic 1940 first model tropical tunic in olive green cotton twill in textbook manufacture, showing light wear and no damage. Insignia consists of properly-applied tropical breast eagle and enlisted collar tabs and a pair of very-rare Panzer pink piped tropical shoulder straps. Additionally, two metal totenkopf emblems are applied to each lapel (indicative of Panzer units). The right sleeve has an Afrikakorps cufftitle hand-applied, the left sleeve has a tropical Gefreiter rank chevron and tropical signals trade patch, both hand-applied. The left breast has two sets of loops for awards and there is an EKII ribbon hand-applied to the top button hole. Interior is size and issue stamped. Removable buttons are all consistent in wear and age. Excellent condition and a very rare Panzer unit first pattern combat tunic.	SOLD
#5517	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer “Feldherrnhalle” NCO Tunic 1943 pattern feldbluse with six button front, rounded pocket flaps, hooks for wearing the collar closed and belt ramp hooks installed at front and back. The interior is lined in a brown rayon with size stamps on the right panel. The collar is piped in bright silver tresse with machine-sewn collar patches with Artillery red branch stripes. Shoulder straps are slip-on, piped in red with silver tresse surround for the rank of Unteroffizier. Breast eagle is silver metallic-woven for NCO/officers, hand-applied. The left lower sleeve features the bevo woven “Feldhernhalle” cuff title, machine applied. An EKII ribbon is hand-sewn to the second buttonhole from the collar. A signals personnel badge in red is hand-applied to the left sleeve. Excellent condition, except for two small holes in the left breast pocket for badges.	SOLD
#5616	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Pioneers Oberstleutnant Uniform and Headgear Field-grey fine ribbed tricot wool privately tailored tunic with five button front and pleated and scalloped pockets. Matte silver collar tabs and shoulderboards on black branch color backing for Pioneer, both hand-applied. Breast eagle is officer quality bullion, hand-applied. EKII and Ostfront ribbons at second button hole, loops for a single award on left breast pocket. Tailor label at neck and name tag at inside pocket. Includes breeches of stone grey wool with leather thigh reinforcements (these are named to a separate officer and Knights Cross recipient and were added to this grouping to complete it). Also included is a Pioneer piped officers sidecap and Erel Pioneer piped officers visor cap.	SOLD
#5607	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer-Aufklärungs Officers Assault Gun Wrapper and Pants A privately tailored, custom-made assault gun wrapper and matching pants for an Oberleutnant of the 6^th panzer regiment. The wrap and pants are tailored from a very high-quality, fine green wool tricot indicative of this being the officer’s “best” uniform. The lining is a grey-green artificial silk with brushed cotton reinforcements, one angled slit pocket on the left panel and one horizontal straight pocket on the right. Insignia is all high quality, bright bullion consisting of sew-in shoulderboards each with a single pip and “6” cipher, machine-applied collar tabs and a breast eagle that is hand-applied. An EKII ribbon is sewn to the front panel top button hole and there are award loops for a ribbon bar and two badges. The trousers are of matching material with a six-button fly and single-button and tie ankle closures. Absolutely pristine condition.	SOLD
#5570	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Pink Piped Panzer Wrapper and Pants Second pattern black wool panzer feldjacke with pink piped collar for an enlisted man in the 11^th Panzer regiment. Jacket is size and unit stamped “4/Pz Regt 11” and lined in grey cotton twill. The armpit reinforcement material has been cut-out when sew-down straps were removed and replaced with straps that are sewn down at the shoulder seam and secured with field-grey “4” marked pebbled buttons. Shoulder straps are pink piped and have regimental number “11” chain stitched in pink to the top. Breast eagle is zig-zag sewn, piped collar tabs are machine-applied. EKII ribbon sewn through top button hole, single award loop on left breast. Includes a pair of black wool panzer trousers with button fly and cloth adjustment belt & buckle, leg opening secured by single button and tie straps. Size and manufacturer marked. Jacket and trousers in excellent condition. Trousers have repair on crease at back of both legs.	SOLD
#5668	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Chaplain’s Uniform Grouping A rare grouping of a uniform and vestments for a Catholic chaplain serving in the German army. Four pocket field-grey wool private purchase tunic with pleated and scalloped pockets and painted, pebbled buttons, lined in rayon. Insignia consists of machine-applied officer collar tabs in the Violet branch color reserved for Chaplain’s, an officer quality hand-embroidered breast eagle and the printed Chaplain’s sleeve band of a red cross on white field with a purple center band. By regulation there are no shoulder boards. Accoutrements include a violet neck vestment, the reverse in white, with black fringe and embroidered crucifix, a Catholic Chaplain’s silver cross with suspension chain, a military issue prayerbook and two white band collars. Additionally, there are two pieces of headgear; an enlisted issue sidecap which has been upgraded with silver twist piping and violet soutache, a silver metal cross affixed between the eagle and cockade, and a black, four-paneled Chaplain headdress with tassle at top. A military issue green canvas carrying bag with the name “Hamm” and initials “H.E.” inscribed in ink is included. Everything is in very good condition with minimal wear and no damage or mothing.	SOLD
#5659	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer PanzerGrenadier Officer Tunic, Named 1936 pattern, tailored feldbluse in field-grey tricot with six button front, scalloped and pleated pockets and bottle green collar. The interior is lined in a grey rayon with a dagger hanger suspension strap. Machine-sewn collar patches with lime green Panzergrenadier branch stripes. Shoulder straps are sew-in, piped in lime green with a single gold rank pip for the rank of Oberleutnant. Breast eagle is hand-embroidered and hand-applied. Loops for multiple awards on left breast pocket, EKII ribbon removed from buttonhole. Tunic is in very good condition for a field-worn officer tunic, though it has some stains around the left breast area, it is also a smaller size. This tunic was part of a grouping of three tunics all purchased directly from the officer who wore them; Oberleutnant Karl Schüz. Additional information on the identity of the collector who made the acquisition from Herr Schüz is available upon inquiry. Photos of the grouping of uniforms, as well as a signed photo of the Oberleutnant are included in the listing.	SOLD
#5660	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Artillery NCO aspirant Tunic Six button M43 style tunic. Four un-pleated patch pockets with straight pocket flaps, split cuffs and belt ramp adjustment hooks. Collar tabs are subdued grey machine-applied, NCO tresse around collar. Shoulder straps are slip-on and piped in bright red rayon with tresse at base indicating office aspirant. Subdued breast eagle machine-applied, Afrika veterans cufftitle machine-applied to left cuff. EKII and Ostfront ribbons hand-sewn to button hole, loops for three awards on left breast pocket. Four belt ramps in place around waistline. Brown cotton lining with size stamps, field bandage packet inside wound badge pocket. Nice field-worn tunic showing wear but no holes or damage.	SOLD
#5661	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Gebirgsjäger NCO Tunic Five button M36 style tunic, with four pleated, scalloped patch pockets and bottle green collar. Collar tabs are machine-applied and in green branch color for Mountain Troops, NCO tresse around collar. NCO shoulder straps are slip-on and piped in green with two silver rank pips for rank of Oberfeldwebel. Machine-woven white breast eagle on dark green machine-applied, Kreta cufftitle machine-applied to left cuff, Edelweis Gebirgsjager qualification badge hand-applied to right sleeve. Loops for two awards on left breast pocket. Brown cotton lining with size stamps, internal belt ramps in place. Beautiful tunic in excellent to near-mint condition with no holes, mothing or abrasions.	SOLD
#5644	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzergreandier Enlisted Tunic Six-button M43 style tunic, with top collar button removed. Four un-pleated patch pockets with straight pocket flaps, split cuffs and belt ramp adjustment hooks. Collar tabs are subdued grey machine-applied, shoulder straps are slip-on and piped in lime green rayon. Sleeve rank insignia is hand-applied to the left sleeve. Breast eagle is machine-applied and is sewn through the lining in atypical fashion, with what looks to be a repair or resewn. There are two award loops on the left breast pocket. Lined in grey rayon with size stamps and attached metal belt ramps. Very clean tunic with no mothing or damage to the exterior or interior.	SOLD
#5645	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Officer Tunic Five-button M36 style tunic, with four pleated patch pockets with scalloped pocket flaps and French cuffs. Privately tailored and named to “Brinkmann”. Collar tabs are machine-applied, shoulder straps are sew-in piped in white with a single gold pip and “19” regimental cyphers. Breast eagle is hand-applied and is positioned a little higher than typical, but appears original as there is no evidence of previous eagles below it. Numerous award loops on the left breast pocket and loops above for a ribbon bar. The interior is lined in a green rayon and has a dagger hanger. Tunic is a small size and would require a youth or female mannequin for display.	SOLD
#5646	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Officer Summer Weight Field Tunic Privately tailored six-button M41 style tunic, with four pleated patch pockets with scalloped pocket flaps and French cuffs, made from a green tropical-weight ribbed fabric. Collar tabs are machine-applied, shoulder straps are sew-in piped in white with a single gold pip. Breast eagle is hand-applied. The grey collar underside reinforcement fabric exhibits stitching lines for previous rhomboid (Luftwaffe?) style collar tabs, and in fact you can feel the tabs still sewn in place underneath the fabric (however there is no evidence they were sewn to this tunic collar). Very strange, but evidently the tailor harvested the collar reinforcement from another tunic and never bothered to remove the tabs! I imagine there is a slight possibility this officer served in the FJ units, which may also explain it. Award loops on the left breast pocket and loops above for a ribbon bar, where there is also a period repair. The interior has lined sleeves and padded, reinforced shoulders and a dagger hanger.	SOLD
#5643	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Hauptmann Tunic Field-grey, high quality, soft tricot wool privately tailored tunic with six button front and pleated and scalloped pockets. Matte silver collar tabs and shoulderboards on white branch color backing for Infantry, collar tabs are machine-applied. Breast eagle is officer quality bullion and hand-applied. Ostfront ribbon at second button hole, loops for two awards on left breast pocket, loops for one award (DKiG) on right pocket. Two loops above breast pocket for ribbon bar and combat clasp. No tailor label or name tag. Inside is lined in grey rayon with armpit reinforcements and a detachable, white collar neck guard. Extremely clean piece with no mothing, holes, abrasions or damage, and a larger size.	SOLD
#5628	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Oberst Tunic and Greatcoat, attributed Field-grey whipcord wool privately tailored tunic with five button front and pleated and scalloped pockets. Matte silver collar tabs and shoulderboards on white branch color backing for Infantry, collar tabs are machine-applied. Breast eagle is officer quality bullion, hand-applied. Ostfront ribbon at second button hole, loops for a three awards on left breast pocket, loops for one award (DKiG) on right pocket. An offset ribbon bar loop above left pocket. No tailor label or name tag. Includes a greatcoat made of very high quality, field-grey doeskin with Infantry Oberst shoulderboards, no tailor label or name tag. Tunic has a couple small holes in right sleeve, greatcoat has slight abrasion on right sleeve but otherwise excellent. Consignor reports acquisition from occupation-duty veteran who purchased items from wife of Oberst Alfred Wittmann, Knights Cross recipient. Tunic characteristics appear to match period photo of Wittmann (see detailed listing). Medals are shown for display only and not included.	SOLD
#5629	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Officer Waffenrock and Trousers Field-grey very finely ribbed, high quality tricot wool privately tailored parade dress tunic with white piping down the front panel, around the collar and on the cuffs. Eight button front (lower button is not buttoned in photo). Brite silver collar tabs and shoulderboards, on white branch color backing for Infantry, the boards having a secondary underlay color of grey indicating Reserve officer and “21” gold regimental numerals. Beautiful hand-embroidered brite silver/aluminum breast eagle, hand-applied. Loops for two breast awards and a medal bar. Dress aiguliette is included. Long, stone grey trousers in high quality matching tricot material with white piping down the side seams. Just very light wear to piping on front of tunic, trousers have wear at bottom edge from heal of shoes. Medals are shown for display only and not included.	SOLD
#5690	(click on photo for more detailed images	Heer Tropical Tunic, Second Pattern Second pattern, 1944 dated, open collar tropical tunic in olive-green cotton twill with curved pocket flaps and no scallops, detachable grey painted buttons. Tropical enlisted pattern breast eagle machine-applied in non-standard fashion above breast pocket rather than overlapping pocket seam, potential postwar replacment. Collar tabs machine-applied around all sides. Afrikakorps cuff title hand-applied to right sleeve, likely post-war. Shoulder bridles and buttons for slip-on shoulder straps. Award loops on left breast for two awards.	SOLD
#5571	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Officer Piped Tunic 1940 model privately tailored officer tunic for a Major serving in the Infantry. High quality field-grey, whipcord wool tunic, five button front with scalloped and pleated pockets, piped in white along front edge, collar and French cuffs. A set of three loops on the right breast pocket (DKiG), three pairs of loops on the left breast and loops for a ribbon bar. EKII and Ost Medal ribbons sewn to the second button hole. Shoulderboards and collar tabs are in bright silver aluminum embroidery, an officers hand-embroidered silver bullion breast eagle is hand-applied. Tailor label and name tag with officer at inside pocket. Excellent condition with no visible issues and a larger size, perfect for display.	SOLD
#5572	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry NCO Field Tunic 1936 model field tunic for an Oberfeldwebel of the 23^rd Infantry regiment. Field-grey wool, five button front with bottle green collar, scalloped and pleated pockets. Factory-applied aluminum machine-woven officer quality breast eagle on dark green backing, machine-sewn enlisted collar tabs, machine-applied NCO tresse sewn around collar. Shoulder straps are slip-on and a large size, with bright silver aluminum tresse, two silver pips and silver numerals “23” attached between the pips. An EKII ribbon is sewn to the second button hole from the top, there are two sets of loops for awards on the left breast pocket and two sets of loops above the pocket for a ribbon bar and combat award. Interior is lined in a brown cotton material, belt ramp clips sewn to bottom pockets. Size and maker stamped on inside right panel, some minor wear to material above medical pocket. Button-in, white cotton neck guard. Excellent condition with just minor wear.	SOLD
#5573	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Jaeger Troops NCO Summer Weight Tunic 1941 pattern lightweight tunic for an Feldwebel serving in the Mountain Troops in the summer or tropical regions. Light brown cotton blend with six button front with scalloped and pleated pockets, French cuffs and a bottle green, ribbed wool collar. Factory-applied aluminum machine-woven officer quality breast eagle on tan/light-green backing, machine-sewn enlisted collar tabs, machine-applied NCO tresse sewn around collar. Shoulder straps are slip-on, piped in green with single silver pips, secured by field-grey pebbled buttons with the numeral “6”. The right sleeve has an Edelweis patch and a Weapons Maintenance Sergeant patch, both hand-applied. Two sets of award loops on the left breast and two loops above for a ribbon bar or combat award. EKII ribbon sewn to button hole. Interior is partially lined in green hbt material. Small size, very clean.	SOLD
#5441	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Lightweight Officers Uniform A lightweight/summer weight field tunic for an Oberleutnant serving in the Cavalry units. Tunic is a five button front with scalloped and pleated pockets and constructed from a lightweight cotton twill fabric for wear in warmer climates or summer months. All insignia appears to be original to the tunic and is in excellent condition showing just a modest amount of wear from use. Note; the tabs were removed when the tunic was modified with the addition of a green collar and then resewn by hand. The bullion breast eagle is an excellent example and still retains a nice, bright finish. There is a six place ribbon bar attached to the loops on the left breast pocket, but there are no other loops for badges. There is a large, patch pocket on the left interior breast as well as a dagger hanger and clip. The base tunic is a very clean example with no damages, but there is a some slight discoloration and fading across the back of the tunic and across the front upper breast area. It would be a great tunic for a display focused on the Southern Russia conflict.	SOLD
#5413	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer Officers Uniform Privately tailored Tunic for a Oberleutnant in the Panzer troops branch of the Heer. Tunic is a field grey six button front with pleated and scalloped pockets made from a very soft tricot wool. Overall the base tunic is in very good to excellent condition with the only noticeable flaw being a small stain near the right breast pocket. The insignia is matching in age and wear, with slip-on Panzer backed shoulderboards secured to the tunic by screwpost buttons. There is a single set of loops on the left breast pocket for a combat badge, and a ribbon bar secured to the upper breast. The inside of the tunic has the tailors label and a name tag with the officers name “Moschler” hand-written and dated 1942. Very nice display piece which fits the standard mannequins perfectly.	SOLD
#5431	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Cavalry Parade Dress Officers Uniform Privately tailored dress tunic or “waffenrock” for an Oberstleutnant serving in the Cavalry branch of service. Base tunic is a standard cut waffenrock parade tunic made from high quality finely woven ribbed wool and piped in golden yellow down the front panel, collar and cuffs. Insignia is all hand-embroidered of the finest quality with the cuff and collar tabs embroiderd in silver which has colored to a dark tone with age and air exposure. The breast eagle is one of the nicest examples encountered. There are provisions for a medal bar on the breast as well as four breast badges. The grouping includes an aiguillette, brocade dress belt and buckle and a pair of golden yellow piped dress long trousers. A couple of small soil spots on the tunic and some holes at the back of the collar, otherwise in very good condition.	SOLD
#5432	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Tropical Uniform Third pattern 1944 dated tropical tunic with black piped shoulder straps indicating the rank of an Unteroffizier in the Engineers. Regulation third pattern tunic has a tropical pattern eagle in the typical high placed position unique to these later tunics. All insignia is matching tropical kit including the non-regulation copper colored collar tresse. An “Afrika” campaign cufftitle is rather sturdily attached to the left cuff. There are loops for a single breast badge on the left breast. The condition is excellent with just very light wear. Accompanying the tunic is a pair of standard corduroy olive breeches with leg tie straps. Both the tunic and breeches are size and maker stamped.	SOLD
#4592	(click on photo for more detailed images)	“Feldherrnhalle” Officers Tunic Officer tailored field tunic for a Leutnant of Artillery in the Feldhernnhalle Korps. Tunic is tailor made six button front with scalloped pockets and artificial silk lining with dagger hanger. Insignia consists of a matching pair of officer collar tabs and shoulderboards, the boards having Feldherrnhalle ciphers attached to the center or each. The regulation Feldherrnhalle cufftitle is affixed to the left sleeve and attached in a manner consistent with Third Reich era application. Very clean tunic with no issues and part of a Feldherrnhalle uniform collection that was consigned here years ago and is now available once again.	SOLD
#5396	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Officer Grouping Here’s an opportunity to acquire a fantastic grouping to an Infantry officer who was killed in action. The feature item is his mint service tunic, which is near flawless and was most likely his home tunic worn for dress and formal occasions. Accompanying the tunic is a small grouping of documents to this officer, including a studio portrait of him wearing this exact tunic with the very distinct collars and collar tab placement. Among the various documents are; his Wehrpass, identity books from his time served in the RAD, various photos from his time in the service, a death notification personal letter from the commanding officer to his wife, a hand-drawn map showing the location of his burial in the field (with two other soldiers), some hand written letters and official documents relating to his death.	SOLD
#5393	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer Officers Leather Coat Probably one of the more iconic uniform items German officers wore was the leather greatcoat for officers. This particular piece makes for a stunning display in soft, grey naturally worn leather highlighted by a pair of pink piped, Oberleutnant of Panzer School No. 2 shoulderboards showing an equal amount of wear and character. The coat condition is very good exhibiting natural wear in all of the expected places (button holes, shoulders, hems, sleeves) yet the leather is still in great condition with a nice, soft, supple feel. The removable buttons are the same grey color as the leather and in excellent condition. The interior features are all in working condition (zippers, adjustment straps, buttons, etc.).	SOLD
#5340	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Artillery Oberst Tunic Privately tailored field blouse for an Oberst commanding artillery service. Tunic is constructed of a very high quality field grey woven wool fabric that is in excellent to near-mint condition. There are four loops for a long ribbon bar, two sets of loops on the left breast pocket and a set of loops below the pocket. The right side breast pocket also has a set of loops (likely German Cross). The insignia is nicely age toned with a beautifully executed hand-embroidered officers breast eagle and Oberst shoulderboards with the crossed artillery gun devices embedded between the rank pips. Tailor’s label in the neck is for “Carl Koch” of Hanover. This tunic shows evidence of regular wear and use but is in wonderful condition. Unfortunately it is not named, but with the award loops it’s likely this officer may have been promoted up to General.	SOLD
#5313	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Artillery NCO Tunic and Marksman Lanyard Model 36 four pocket Heer tunic badged for a Oberfeldwebel serving in the Artillery. Tunic is constructed of a very high grade of wool and has no damage, holes or mothing and is in excellent to near mint condition. The buttons still have 99% of original paint and belt hooks are present at each side. All insignia appears to be matching in age and wear and the bottle green collar is edged in silver litzen. The breast eagle has been replaced and may be an early reproduction. The tunic was darted in the rear to provide for a more trim fit. Included with the tunic is a Type 2 Marksman Lanyard, Grade 3 which is also in pristine condition.	SOLD
#5181	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Oberstleutnant of Panzer Tunic Ornamented, piped dress tunic for an Oberleutnant serving in the Panzer korps. Tunic is tailor-made from a very fine, high quality tricot wool and pink branch piped around the collar, cuffs and front panel. The insignia is matching and in perfect condition. There are a few, very light abrasions, one on the right sleeve, otherwise this tunic is in excellent condition. There are two sets of award loops below the left breast pocket and a small ribbon bar attached to the ribbon loops. Tunic is a larger size around the waist, but fits a mannequin well as you can see in the pics. Interior is lined in a field grey artificial silk and shows minor wear.	SOLD
#4653	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer “Grossdeutschland” Panzer Wrap Black Heer panzer wrap for a Obergefreiter in the Grossdeutschland Panzer Korps. Standard Heer style, coarse wool black wrap with four hidden interior buttons and three lapel buttons. Interior is lined in black artificial silk and is un-marked. Collar tabs are standard pink piped and machine sewn. Breast eagle is standard 1936 style machine woven white on black enlisted/nco pattern. Left sleeve has a mouse gray, double chevron sleeve rank on black backing. Shoulder straps are black backed with pink piping and embroidered with “GD” in a pink script with a black lining and field gray tongue. The right sleeve has a hand sewn Grossdeutschland cufftitle that exhibits a moderate amount of fraying.	SOLD
#5341	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Camouflage Winter Parka Non-reversible Heer winter parka in a water pattern camo image on the outside of the jacket and gray rayon lining on the interior. Jacket exterior is in excellent condtion with no tears or holes. There is some wear at the bottom of both sleeves, mostly to the interior, so while the parka is minty looking, it was worn. The interior has some rust colored stains in a few areas but is otherwise also in excellent condtion. There are six, large plastic buttons that secure an interior flap and the outside panel, all of which appear to be original. All other buttons are intact as well and do not appear to have been replaced.	SOLD
#5519	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe “Kreta” Officer’s Fliegerbluse Blue-grey privately-tailored gabardine tricot fliegerbluse (flyers blouse) for a Leutnant who had served in the Kreta campaign. Standard cut fliegerbluse with a hidden four-button front and open collar piped in silver aluminum twist piping for officers, two slanted slash pockets at the waist. Insignia consists of an officer quality hand-embroidered breast eagle on grey, and yellow backed/piped collar tabs and shoulderboards indicating the rank of Leutnant. The left breast has a small ribbon bar and loops for three award badges. The left lower sleeve has a “Kreta” machine-embroidered cuff title hand-applied in golden-yellow thread. The interior is lined in a grey rayon, the tunic un-named. The cloth hanging strap at the neck has the tailor name embroidered “Fritz Ott, Bronnen”. Very nice condition, no holes or mothing, excellent size that fits mannequins easily.	SOLD
#5430	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Flak Officer’s Tunic Four pocket open collar regulation service tunic for an Oberstleutnant serving the Flak branch of the Luftwaffe. Tunic is regulation tricot wool in blue-grey with silver pebbled buttons and tailor-made. Silver cord twist piping adorns the open collar. There are loops for a ribbon bar and two breast badges and the tunic has two button provisions for an aiguillette (which is included). The insignia consists of matching red backed collar tabs and shoulderboards both hand-embroidered and a hand-embroidered officer’s breast eagle. Very clean tunic, named to the officer when he was a Major.	SOLD
#5397	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Hermann Goring Division Officer Tunic A near-mint, four pocket blue-grey tailor-made officers tunic for a Leutnant of Flak serving in the Hermann Goring division. The tunic is made from heavy tricot whipcord wool with a grey rayon lining and piped in aluminum twist cord around the collar. The insignia consists of an early drooptail style bullion breast eagle, white backed officer collar tabs for the rank of Leutnant and brite silver shoulderboards for the rank of Leutnant with red underlay indicating the Flak branch of service. There are four sets of loops on the left breast pocket for awards (some abrasion to the tunic underneath the center set of loops). There is also a ribbon bar attached to the tunic showing six awards). There is evidence of a cufftitle having been on this tunic at one time. A small bit of soiling above the eagle, otherwise this would rate as mint.	SOLD
#5398	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Major’s Officer Flyers Blouse If you like fliegerbluse’s, this one makes for a spectacular display, as it is one of the nicest pieces I’ve ever had to offer, based on quality and display asthetics. The blouse was obviously produced by a very high quality tailor, though both the tailor label and officers name-tag have been removed (indicating an acquisition directly from the family). It’s a nicely cut, medium size tunic made from a very finely woven high quality tricot wool with closed button front panel and curved, lower slash pockets. The silver bullion twist collar piping is expertly attached, highlighting the yellow backed Major rank bullion collar tabs. The shoulderboards are regulation brite silver, five loop Major rank boards, also applied correctly. All of the insignia are original to the tunic and indicate that it was tailored to this rank, as there is no evidence of previous rank insignia or upgrades. The left breast has loops for two awards.	SOLD
#5314	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Flight Officer Tunic Four pocket, blue-grey open lapel officer tunic for a Oberleutnant of the Flight branch. Tunic is typical fine tricot wool and is very clean with no damage or mothing. The top left breast has loops for a ribbon bar and two sets of award loops on the lower breast. The insignia is all textbook and matching in age and wear, though the eagle does have some small spots of corrosion. The collar is edge piped in aluminum twist and an EKII ribbon is hand sewn into the upper button hole. The interior is lined in a dark grey rayon. Included with the tunic is an aluminum bullion dress aiguillette. A very nice example of a Luftwaffe Officer tunic in excellent condition.	SOLD
#5315	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Flight Officer Tunic Another nice example of a four pocket, blue-grey open lapel officer tunic for a Oberleutnant of the Flight branch. Tunic is made from a fine tricot wool in a slightly heavier weight and has absolutely no damage or mothing. The insignia is all evenly matched in age and wear and the hand embroidered bullion breast eagle has a separately silver embroidered swastika which has nicely toned to a darker color. The left breast has loops for a longer ribbon bar and two sets of loops for award badges. Interior is lined in a black artificial silk and has a dagger hanger strap.	SOLD
#5316	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Flight NCO Tunic Regulation four pocket, blue-grey open lapel uniform tunic for a Unteroffizier of flight. Tunic is constructed of lighter weight fine tricot wool of a high quality and has no damage or mothing. The nco shoulder straps are sewn into the shoulder head seam. The collar has brite silver tresse denoting nco status as well as golden yellow twist piping indicating flight branch around the circumference. The breast eagle is an early droop tail machine embroidered with very nice detail. On the left breast there are two sets of award loops and a bullion Civil Gliding Proficiency badge hand sewn at the bottom of the pocket.	SOLD
#5406	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Kriegsmarine Formal Dress Uniform A very attractive, near complete assembled formal dress uniform for an officer in the Kriegsmarine. The base of this grouping is a high quality, named dark blue frock coat for the rank of Kapitan-leutnant, sporting spectacular gold bullion epaulettes on the shoulders with a gold bullion breast eagle and brocade sleeve rank stripes. Also adorning the coat (and included in the grouping) is a four piece medal bar. Topping off the coat is a fore-and-aft cap featuring some beautiful bullion embroidery work on the right side. Other items in the grouping include a pair of blue dress pants (without stripes), white gloves, suspenders, a white shirt, attachable collar, black tie and black bow-tie (post-war) and an officers sabre by “WKC”. Frock coat is named to “von Berger”. Pants are named, but illegible and possibly to a different officer.	SOLD
#5196	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Kriegsmarine Oberleutnant zur See Blue Reefer Jacket Blue reefer jacket for the rank of Oberleutnant zur See Line officer. Heavy, fine quality, twill wool jacket with black rayon lining and dual interior slit pockets. Beautifully executed hand embroidered gold bullion breast eagle exhibiting a nicely aged gold. The sleeve rank stripes and career line insignia are in brite gold celleon, adding a nice contrast to the eagle and buttons. All buttons are intact and matching maker marked. Inside left sleeve near armpit is stamped. Excellent condition with no mothing or damage.	SOLD
#5317	(click on photo for more detailed images)	NSDAP Ortsgruppe Uniform Brown NSDAP political leaders uniform for an Abschnittsleiter in the Ortsgruppe (second highest rank at the Orts level). Grouping consists of a 1939 pattern service tunic, brown pullover shirt, tie and breeches. Tunic is constructed of a high quality brown whipcord wool and is in excellent condition with no holes or damage (slight stain on back). There are loops for three awards on the left breast, and an EKII ribbon in the buttonhole. Affixed to the tunic are two rank collar tabs piped in blue on brown velvet backing with metal devices. The left sleeve has a blue piped NSDAP armband for an Ortsgruppe Zellenleiter level. Breeches are matching whipcord wool and have 7 button ankle closures. Very nice, matching and complete uniform.	SOLD
#5017	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Black Panzer NCO Wrap & Pants Full, black Heer panzer uniform for a NCO in the Panzer Korps in absolute mint condition. Standard Heer style, black wool wrap with hidden button closure. Interior is lined in brown brushed cotton and is profusely marked, with maker markings to “Peek & Cloppenburg”. Collar tabs are standard pink piped and machine sewn. Breast eagle is standard 1936 style machine woven white on black enlisted/nco pattern. Shoulder straps are sew-in, black backed with pink piping and rank tresse. There are three upper breast award loops to accommodate a ribbon bar and two lower breast loops for a single combat award. Trousers are also in beautiful condition, well marked with both size and maker stampings. If you like minty condition uniforms, this is a great piece to add to your collection.	SOLD
#5010	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer Troops, named Officer Tunic Privately tailored tunic and long pants for an officer (Leutnant) serving in the Panzer Troops, complete with a name tag stitched inside both the tunic and pants. Tunic is a six button front feldbluse tailored in a very high quality, fine tricot which is in very good condition with one small period repair above the eagle. All insignia is matching in age and wear and also in very good condition. The left breast pocket has period applied loops for three combat awards and an EKII ribbon is stitched into the button hole. The long pants are a slightly different shade of field gray and also of a high quality, fine tricot (which the moths seem to have loved as there are numerous moth holes). Both the pants and tunic are named with tailor tags from the same Bremen tailor. A very nice, named and researchable uniform grouping for the Panzer elite.	SOLD
#4972	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer Troops, named EM Tunic Another nice, field worn combat tunic for an enlisted man serving in the Panzer Troops, and this one has a name tag stitched inside. Tunic is the five button front, 1940 dated feldbluse which is in very good to excellent condition with no tears, snags, repairs or mothing. Some soiling around the neck/collar area. The breast eagle is factory applied and original to the tunic as are the collar tabs. The left sleeve rank chevron has been hand stitched. Shoulder straps are matching pink piped and show wear even with the rest of the tunic and insignia. The left breast pocket has period applied loops for three combat awards and an EKII ribbon is stitched into the button hole. The inside is well marked to include the soldiers name tag and unit assignments. Great combat piece without some of the damage usually associated with field worn garments.	SOLD
#4948	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Jaeger Troops EM Tunic Field worn combat tunic for an enlisted man serving in the Jaeger (Mountain) Troops. Tunic is the six button front, M42 feldbluse with subdued insignia, in very good condition with no tears, snags, repairs or mothing, only some very slight staining on one collar tab. Breast eagle is factory applied, tabs appear to be applied later (but period). Jaeger sleeve patch and Oberschutze sleeve chevron are both period hand applied. Shoulder straps are matching green piped showing even wear. The left breast pocket has period applied loops for three combat awards. The inside medical pouch still contains the original issue bandage packet. Overall, a very nice, clean “one-looker” field worn tunic for a decorated enlisted man in the very desirable branch of Mountain Troops.	SOLD
#4949	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Tropical Tunic, Signals EM Very salty, field worn late war, 3^rd model tropical tunic for a Gefreiter in the Signals branch of service. Tunic is a copper brown hue that is heavily sunbleached with some stains, snags and minor repairs. Buttons are green painted, with fading & wear. Tropical shoulder straps are piped in lemon yellow, for signals. Breast eagle is the triangular version of gray eagle over light green backing, and machine sewn. The collar tabs are also the gray/green style and factory applied. Gefreiter sleeve chevron is brown cotton twill with copper colored tresse in the Heer pattern. Nice, field worn tropical tunic, unlike the majority of 3^rd pattern unissued depot Queens that are often encountered.	SOLD
#4791	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer M44 Officer Field Blouse Heavy olive brown wool M44 style field blouse, custom-tailored and altered for an officer (Hauptmann) in the artillery units. Modifications to the blouse include the removal of the upper patch pockets. Age and tone of collar tabs and shoulderboards appear to match nicely. Boards at one time had unit devices attached, but look to have been period removed. Left breast area has numerous award loops and a loops above pocket for ribbon bar or combat clasp. Tunic exhibits minor wear and has a few small abrasions as well as one tiny, pencil point size hole in the back panel and on the back of one sleeve. Interior is marked with sizing, date and manufacturers code.	SOLD
#5039	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Infantry Officer Tunic Tailor-made, six button M36 style tunic for a Leutnant serving in the 80^th Infantry regiment. Tunic is made from a mid-grade heavy field gray wool and has matte field gray pebbled, hollow back dished buttons. There are three loops for a ribbon bar and two sets of loops on the left breast pocket for combat awards. An EKII ribbon is hand-sewn to the 2^nd button hole. Insignia all has a consistent age and wear. One of the regimental “0” ciphers on the left shoulderboard may have been replaced. The interior is lined in a green artificial silk and has a dagger hanger. Both interior and exterior are in very good condition with no mothing, holes or tears. Nice, solid officer tunic showing minimal wear. Would go perfectly with the 80^th regiment greatciat listed below.	SOLD
#4654	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer “Afrikakorps” Panzer Wrap Black Heer panzer wrap for a Obergefreiter in the “Afrikakorps” Panzer Korps. Standard Heer style black wrap with four hidden interior buttons and three lapel buttons. Interior is lined in gray cotton rib and marked with maker, size and date. Collar tabs are standard pink piped and machine sewn. Breast eagle is a very early 1935 pattern white on black and is hand-sewn. Left sleeve has an aluminum braid, double chevron sleeve rank on black backing. Shoulder straps are black backed with pink cotton piping with black lining and black cotton lined tongue. The right sleeve has a hand sewn early style, unofficial officer quality “Afrikakorps” cufftitle with gray embroidered letters over a black backing and silver braiding at top and bottom.	SOLD
#4641	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Officers Summer “Russian Zelt” Tunic Typical tailor-made summer tunic for a Heer Hauptmann in the 72^nd artillery regiment on the Russian front. Tunic is constructed of captured Russian Plasch Palatka shelter quarter and shows a moderate amount of wear and quite a bit of staining. Boards and tabs show even wear and appear period attached. Breast eagle is a flatwire version which is commonly seen on these. There is a two ribbon bar above the left pocket but no other award loops on the tunic.	SOLD
#4590	(click on photo for more detailed images)	“Feldherrnhalle” Panzer Wrap Black Heer panzer wrap for a Feldwebel in the Feldherrnhalle Panzer Korps. Textbook black wrap with brushed cotton lining and factory applied collar tabs and eagle. Shoulderstraps are slip-on and have the Feldherrnhalle cyphers attached above the rank pip with nice, even ageing to the metal. Machine woven brown FHH cufftitle is machine stitched to the left sleeve in a manner consistent with Third Reich era application. There is also an Eastern Front ribbon hand stitched to the lapel button hole. Interior is factory size stamped. This wrap is in pristine condition with no visible liabilities. This wrap is part of a Feldherrnhalle uniform collection that was recently consigned to The Marshal’s Baton.	SOLD
#4591	(click on photo for more detailed images)	“Feldherrnhalle” NCO M44 Tunic Late war M44 style field tunic for a Feldwebel in the Feldherrnhalle panzer corps. Typical later war field blouse in olive gray with a collar in a slightly different, more olive shade. Factory applied late war subdued collar tabs and trapezoid breast eagle. Slip-on olive gray shoulder straps have the Feldherrnhalle ciphers attached in the center of the strap above the rank pip as well as the subdued tresse. Later war enlisted Feldherrnhalle cufftitle is attached to the left sleeve in a manner consistent with Third Reich application. A very attractive later war tunic with all matching subdued insignia and part of a Feldherrnhalle uniform collection that was recently consigned to The Marshal’s Baton.	SOLD
#4502	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Artillery NCO Uniform, “Afrika” vet 1943 style field blouse and trousers for an Unteroffizier Offizier-anwarter (Officer aspirant) of Artillery. Nice, salty field tunic for a veteran of both the Afrika and Russian campaigns showing honest wear with no liabilities. Insignia is all original to tunic and matching in age and wear. There are three sets of loops on the breast pocket for awards as well as EKII and Russian Winter Campaign ribbons period sewn to the buttonhole. Tunic comes with a pair of long trousers in field gray which have several small holes, abrasions and field repairs to the front legs and crotch area. Overall, a very nice field worn combat set.	SOLD
#4501	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Panzer Officer’s “Afrika” Tunic and Pants – German Cross in Gold recipient Old style service tunic and breeches to an Afrika Korps veteran and Hauptmann of anti-tank battalion 3, of the 3^rd Panzer Grenadier division. The 3^rd Panzer Grenadier division was involved in most of the major Italian engagements such as Cassino, Salerno, Anzio as well as playing a significant role in the battle of the Ardennes. Tunic is in very good condition with some minor snags from wear. In addition to a DKiG there are numerous award loops on the right breast and loops above the pocket for a ribbon bar. Insignia all has a nice, even matching tone. Breeches have leather reinforced seat and thighs and show a good amount of wear. The German Cross in Gold is the cloth version and features the Junker die characteristics that are typical of all cloth examples. A matte, aluminum aiguillette is included with the tunic.	SOLD
#4503	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Tropical Officers “Afrika” Tunic Late war, third model tropical tunic to an Afrika Korps veteran and Leutnant of Engineers/Pioneers. Salty, tan-olive cotton twill tunic showing very consistent and even wear and fading. Officer insignia shows even wear and appears to be period applied. Numerous award loops to the breast pocket and four loops for a ribbon bar. All buttons are intact with front button holes showing wear from use. Most of the heavy wear to the tunic consists of fraying around the collar (which shows minor period hand stitching repairs) and the bottom of the cuffs. The right cuff has a worn “Afrika” cufftitle that also shows some minor fraying. Overall, a very nice, salty theater worn tropical officer tunic that has “been there”.	SOLD
#4438	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer 67^th Infantry Regiment Oberst Tunic & Greatcoat This is one of the nicer officer uniform groupings I have come across. Included in the grouping are a white piped officers tunic and greatcoat to an Oberst (Colonel) of the 67^th Infantry regiment. While it is not named inside, it should be quite easy to research. Both tunic and greatcoat have the “67” ciphers attached to the boards between the pips and are matching insignia. The tunic breast eagle is one of the nicer hand embroidered officer eagles that you’ll encounter, and looks stunning with the piping and aguilette. Both tunic and greatcoat are of a very small size (too small to fit a standard male mannequin), but both are in superb condition (tunic does have a small repair on the back shoulder area).	SOLD
#4437	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Afrika Korps Officers Tailor-made Tropical Uniform It is very rare to find an Afrika Korps tailored officers tunic, as most preferred to wear enlisted issue tunics with upgraded insignia. This officer was an Adminstrative Official and the insignia bears the dark green backing, white piping and HV ciphers of the Officials branch. Attached to the left sleeve is an officers version of the Afrika Korps campaign title, which would’ve been worn only during the Afrika campaign. The tunic is a very high quality, lightweight cotton twill in an olive brown color with large dark brown plastic buttons. A pair of light weight, olive brown officer breeches and an olive green necktie are included in the grouping.	SOLD
#4342	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Heer Tropical Tunic Late War, Enlisted Late war, 3^rd model tropical tunic with the straight pocket flaps, otherwise identical to earlier versions. Tunic is a 5 button front, light olive green with dark olive buttons and appears to be un-issued. Breast eagle is the blueish gray tropical version over a copper backing and the collar tabs are also a blue-gray/copper mixture. Another nice, textbook piece in pristine condition with no issues.	SOLD
#4656	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe “Hermann Goring” Division Tunic Tailor-made, four pocket blue gray Luftwaffe tunic for a Unteroffizier in the Hermann Goring division. Tunic is tailored of a fine, blue gray wool with a gray brushed cotton lining. Tunic was period upgraded to senior NCO with the addition of officer quality bullion breast eagle, aluminum collar tresse and officer quality “Hermann Goring” cufftitle. Interior shoulder seam shows all original, undisturbed lining stitching, so original enlisted straps were removed from top, outer seam closed and loops added for nco strap attachment. Interior lining shows numerous period repairs. Sleeve lining at cuff was reinforced with extra lining and stitching. Overall shows good, honest wear and upgrades. Great looking tunic on display.	SOLD
#4634	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Blue-gray HBT Tunic & Shorts Tropical/summer weight blue gray four pocket Luftwaffe tunic and matching shorts. Tunic and shorts are manufactured in correct HBT material and match in age and wear. Tunic has enlisted pattern machine embroidered breast eagle on blue gray. There are one set of award loops below the left breast pocket. Slip-on shirt style shoulder straps in light cotton are golden yellow flight branch piped. Under collar button and retention strap are in place for collar closure. Shorts appear to be factory made shorts with wide side flairs and not long pants cut-down to make shorts. No stampings or depot markings in either the tunic or shorts. Larger size that fits mannequins well. Very rare to find a matching set of tunic and shorts in blue gray HBT.	SOLD
#4440	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Luftwaffe Officers Fliegerbluse Very high quality, near mint officers tailored fliegerbluse made from a heavy, corded tricot blue gray wool. The tunic exterior is near flawless, with only a couple very tiny snags to the lower bottom edge, which are only visible upon close examination. The collar is piped in aluminum twist cord and adorned by two bright yellow, flight piped tabs for the rank of Leutnant. Shoulderboards are regulation Luftwaffe in bright aluminum cording over a yellow underlay. The breast eagle is a flawless, silver bullion early droop tail, which appears to have been replaced. The interior lining is clean with no soiling and has the opening provision for a dagger hanger. The interior sleeve linings have some tears around the armpit area and a large hole in each lining. There are two inside pockets, but no evidence of a name tag.	SOLD
#5074	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Kriegsmarine Field Grey Tunic Coarse wool, field grey tunic as worn by the land-based units of the Kriegsmarine, such as the Coastal Artillery. This tunic has shoulder straps indicating a Navy Antiaircraft Battalion unit and sleeve rank for a Stabsgefreiter. All insignia embroidery is in the correct golden yellow cotton or celleon over field grey and machine applied. The collar tab enlisted pattern litzen are sewn directly to the collar. There are faint size, date and manufacturer markings on the inside left panel (appears to be 1941 dated) and the breast eagle is sewn through the interior lining. The exterior wool is in very good condition with no mothing, rips or tears. There is a single set of award loops on the middle of the left breast pocket. Shoulder straps are not a matching set as one pair has brighter yellow embroidery.	SOLD
#4456	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Kriegsmarine Tropical Officers Field Blouse and Pants Light brown cotton twill tropical field blouse for a Korvettenkapitan in the Kriegsmarine. Tunic is typical tropical construction with khaki painted removable KM anchor buttons and 9 eyelets for armpit ventilation with single eyelets for belthooks. The breast eagle is the triangular tropical enlisted version on a khaki backing and is machine sewn. Shoulderboards are of matte gray cord over a blue-black underlay and are of the slip-on variety, secured by removable buttons. There are multiple award loops on the right breast pocket with ribbon loops above. The left breast pocket has single award loops (for DKiG or Spanish Cross). The pants are light brown ribbed, courduroy long trousers with tapered, button down calves. Tropical uniforms were issued to all landbased units of the Kriegsmarine in North Africa, Southern Europe and the Mediterranean.	SOLD
#4460	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Kriegsmarine Officers Frockcoat and Pants A matching set of long pants and frockcoat for a Fregattenkapitan of the Militarbeamte (Military Official) in the Kriegsmarine. The officials were set apart from line officers with the distinctive use of silver insignia, earning them the nickname of “Silberlinge” (the silvered ones). The coat and pants are tailored from the finest doeskin wool and are in perfect condition with no mothing, tears or snags. The silver bullion insignia is all nicely toned and matches perfectly to each other. The breast eagle is one of the nicest hand embroidered officer examples encountered and tightly executed in silver bullion and silver wire with a subtle, dark toning to the silver. The officers name is on the inside pocket label and is researchable. The shoulderboard bridle and sleeve insignia indicate a retired high grade official in the Technical branch.	SOLD
#4640	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Waffen SS “Wiking” Tunic Textbook SS factory produced M40 tunic for a Unterscharfuhrer in the 5^th SS Panzer Division, “Wiking”. Very nice, even wear to this 5 button, three vent SS produced tunic with a few small holes, most in the back panel. Insignia shows upgrade in rank to nco with the addition of tresse sewn over the top of the bottom edge of both collar tabs. Eagle and cufftitle are period attached as is the EKII buttonhole ribbon. Interior is correct SS style lining pattern with double step angle at bottom, horizontal first aid button closure and pockets sewn through lining. It is also profusely marked with factory and size stampings. Two loops above left breast for a small ribbon bar and two sets of loops on left breast pocket for awards. Great WSS tunic that shows honest wear and use.	SOLD
#4488	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Waffen SS Dot Pattern Camo Tunic Late war 1944 dot pattern, HBT drill tunic, as used by Waffen SS units in the field to replace the earlier camouflage smocks. As was typical, this tunic is manufactured using several different grades of material, which is evident in a very slight difference in the intensity of the color contrast. Material, construction and weight are textbook and the tunic is size stamped on lower left panel. The insignia consists solely of a factory applied, machine sewn tan tropical sleeve eagle over a black backing. Shoulders have factory sewn loops intact for the use of shoulder straps. Overall condition is very good to excellent with only a few minor snags. Nice, rare combat tunic.	SOLD
#4566	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Waffen SS “Polizei-Division” Assault Gun Wrap Field gray assault gun wrap cut in the SS pattern for an Oberscharfuhrer in Sturmgeschutz battalion 4 of the Waffen SS Polizei Division. SS cut wrap with single panel back and vertical front opening and pointed collar. Interior is lined with early brown cotton/rayon blend fabric. Bevo cuufftitle “SS-Polizei-Division” is machine sewn to sleeve. Sleeve eagle is factory applied, though some stitches at top are loose. Two award loops on right breast and EKII/Russian Front ribbon applied to buttonhole. Condition is very good to excellent with two very tiny holes in the back.	SOLD
#5018	(click on photo for more detailed images)	Police Gendarmerie Revier-Oberwachtmeister Tunic Eight button piped Police tunic in the standard Police-Green tricot wool. Tunic has the dark brown cuffs and collar, edge piped in orange for Gendarmerie. All insignia is evenly matched in wear to include the silver bullion SS membership runes on the left breast pocket. There are two loops on the left breast pocket for attachment of a single award. Interior is lined in a dark olive colored artificial silk. Extremely clean, minty tunic with no issues.	SOLD
#4459	(click on photo for more detailed images)	RLB Officers Tunic Pristine example of a RLB, or Riechsluftschutzbund tunic for the rank of Stabsluftschutz-Fuhrer (the RLB was the National Air Raid Protection League, and was staffed primarily by German citizens as a part of civil defense). Tunic is privately tailored out of a fine wool in medium gray with black lapels, collar and French cuffs. Collar and cuffs are adorned in aluminum piping and all buttons are silver pebbled and matching makers. The tunic has two tailor tags, one on the back liner and the other on the inside pocket. The tunic is named to an officer in Dresden (who certainly had his work cut off for him in air raid protection!). All insignia is in excellent, flawless condition featuring the unique lilac service branch underlay on the boards and tabs. The armband is equally clean with no moth damage or nips. A minty piece with absolutely no flaws.	SOLD