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Click here to subscribeMilitaria in Seven Glazed Displays, containing:- Australian Peace Medallion 1919 with shoulder title and cap badge; Second World War Italian/German African Campaign Medal; four Spanish Civil War cap badges in a bone inlaid frame; East Lancashire Regiment bimetal cap badge; First World War French Army uniform button; Royal Scots Fusiliers glengarry badge; two lead musket balls recovered from the wreck of the ''Association'' circa 1700 (7)
A GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH, SIGNED UNIVERSAL, GENÈVE, COMPUR 30, circa 1940-41, the circular black gloss dial with luminous Arabic numerals, luminous hands, outer fifths with Arabic five minute divisions and twin sunken concentric subsidiary dials for running seconds and 45 minutes register, to a cal.386 jewelled manual movement, in 'Spillman waterproof' stainless steel case with screw back and chronograph buttons, (one button a later gilt metal replacement), case back inscribed 'RLM-Nav. 5607', serial no. 804915, watch case no. 22409, dial, movement and case signed, on an unassociated strap, case diameter 3.75cm, case length 4.45cm Supplied to the German Ministry of Aviation, the Reichsluftfahrtministerium (RLM), to be used by navigators and observers of the Luftwaffe for aerial navigation. This example came in to the possession of Capt. J. H. B. Jewitt, MBE, during his service in France in the Second World War. Thence by descent. Joseph Henry Brown Jewitt (1903 - 1987) joined the British Army at an early age, the majority of his career served in India. In 1938 he retired with the rank of Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant and joined the Army Reserve. Upon the outbreak of War in 1939, Jewitt was recalled to the British Army and commissioned as a Lieutenant in the 52nd Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery. Initially posted with the British Expeditionary Force in France, he was evacuated at Dunkirk with his regiment, who, in recognition of his services at Dunkirk, presented him with an inscribed cigarette box. After regrouping, Jewitt was posted to the Middle East, where the regiment served in Persia and North Africa, then moving on to Italy. Jewitt was Mentioned in Dispatches twice, and awarded the MBE for his work in re-equipping the regiment whilst in Italy, in a very short space of time. His final rank upon leaving the British Army in 1945 was as Captain Quartermaster. On his return to civilian life, Jewitt wore this wristwatch extensively, using a local watch repairer for its servicing and maintenance. Upon his death in 1987 the wristwatch was retired from use, and has not been worn since.
A post 1902 Captain’s full dress scarlet doublet of The Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, blue facings, gilt lace and braid trim to collar and cuffs, braid loops to 4 pockets at waist, gilt shoulder cords with rank badges (one button missing), embroidered collar badges, good gilt buttons, name on tailor’s label “Capt V.A.P. Haskett-Smith”, with date 1921; regimental tartan plaid and kilt, with crimson sash. GC, the gilt good. Doublet and kilt Plate 7 Note: The Army List, 1923, shows Haskett-Smith promoted Capt. 22nd Aug 1917.
POLIZEI - SS-BRIGADEFUHRER MAX HENZE, POLIZEIPRASIDENTEN DANZIG (Executed for War Crimes, Bydgoszcz, Poland 10th March 1951). An attributable SS-Brigadefuhrer und General Major der Polizei dress uniform, by Averbeck & Broskamp, Berlin, comprising a high quality, private purchase army style SS tunic, of regulation pattern and of four pleated pocket construction, dark green collar, fold back French cuffs and gold coloured, pebbled buttons each marked Assmann & Sohne - Ludenscheid, the left upper sleeve bearing a hand-embroidered gold bullion dress eagle, the right breast with SS runes, the right upper sleeve bearing a green 'Ehrenwinkel' old campaigner's chevron, with Brigadefuhrer shoulder boards each mounted on Polizei light green underlays, one bearing SS - RZM paper tag to reverse, and hand-embroidered 'Larisch' General rank collar tabs, also mounted on Police light green underlays, the tunic interior fully lined, with grey silk fabric and typical off-white striped inner sleeves, with tailor's labels to the neck and inner pocket, this inscribed in ink 'SS-Brig Max Henze - No. 80481 - 6 III - 1942', complete with matching Polizei general officer's trousers, with button fly, two side pockets, one watch pocket, one rear pocket, rear waist adjustment belt, and suspender buttons, with a pair of green wool stripes down each outer seam, the interior partially lined with green rayon and striped cotton along the waistline and pockets, also bearing the Averbeck & Broskamp tailor's label.
WW2 1/4th Battalion South Lancashire Regiment 55th (West Lancashire) Infantry Division Officers Battle Dress Blouse, 1937 pattern battle dress blouse with concealed button front. Embroidered white on red regimental shoulder titles with embroidered 55th Infantry division formation sign, three red felt brigade bars and silk regimental ribbon. Officers rank pips for Lieutenant. Battle dress with original tailors label to inside, details not clear. Ink stamped to the inside with War Department broad arrow and date letter “Q” for 1940. Battle dress shows service wear but generally a good example. The 1/4th Territorial Battalion was raised in 1939 as a 2nd Line Territorial Army battalion, later re-designated the 1/4th Battalion. Both the 1/4th and 2/4th battalions served in the 164th Infantry Brigade, attached to the 55th (West Lancashire) Division. The battalion was one of the first to land at Sword Beach during the Normandy landings on 6th June 1944. They served as normal infantrymen for the duration of the Battle of Normandy until being withdrawn, with the rest of the division, to England in September 1944.
A German Third Reich General Staff Officer's Tunic, in field grey wool blend, with dark green collar and cuffs, shoulder cords with VH badge for Heeresverwaltung (Army Administration), silvered cord aiguillette, pebbled aluminium buttons, silvered metal breast eagle and green rayon lining, with label for H. Kunnecke, Holzminden, Neuestr. 3 (af) ** Originally belonging to Amstrat Otte (High Judicial rank)Four upper button holes frayed, top button hole moved across. Alterations to back of collar facing. Inner steel buckles rusted. Repairs to lining.
A LARGE BOX CONTAINING A WWI ERA LEATHER ARMY ISSUE 'JERKIN', in good condition, a small green canvas army style kit bag, a paperback book, 'The Staffords' 1881-1978, a 20th Century Police Officers Truncheon and Hiatt brand twist screw handcuffs, an old military style leather belt with brass buckle and a box of cap badges, button cleaner plate, de-activate bullets and further pair of Hiatt Police handcuffs
A collection of WWI medals Including medal group awarded to 14431 Private T J Baines of the Kings own Yorkshire Light Infantry comprising 1914/15 medal, War medal and Victory medal together with matching miniatures, pair awarded to T-1150 Sergeant W P Widdowson of the Army service corps comprising War medal and Victory medal, pair awarded to 1422 acting Corporal J D Brown of the Canadian army service corps comprising War medal and Victory medal and a Victory medal awarded to 7426 Private G Lane of the East Surrey regiment, also two services rendered badges, two Yorkshire shoulder tabs, further badges and a button, a 9ct gold swastika pendant and an imperial German iron cross second class etc
WW2 German Tunic Medal Ribbon Bars, consisting of five piece bar for the Imperial Iron Cross 2nd class, 1914-18 honour cross with swords, NSDAP 25 year faithful service cross, Red Cross / Social Welfare medal and 1st October medal; Three piece bar for the Iron Cross 2nd class (Third Reich), 13th March medal and West Wall medal; Two piece bar for Iron Cross 2nd class (Third Reich) and Army Long Service medal; three single medal ribbon bars for Iron Cross 2nd class (Third Reich), 1st October medal with bar and Imperial button hole ribbon for Iron Cross 2nd class and Black Wound badge. Also accompanied by a post WW2 tunic ribbon bar with WW2 Iron Cross, War Service cross, Eastern Front and Bundeswehr decoration. All with fittings to the reverse. (7 items)
William IV Period British Army 1822 Pattern Officer's LevŽe Pattern Sword. A good scarce example. The slightly curved 1 inch wide piped back blade with an etched panel with a crowned WIVR cypher. The hilt of the regulation pattern with gilt open guard displaying a Crowned WIVR cypher. The shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in black leather and gilt mounted scabbard, fitted with two loose rings and frog button. Gilt bright clean condition.
1945 Last Ditch German M-43 Field Cap, typical end of war produced field cap of coarse blue grey material having single button front. Fitted with eagle and cockade of Coastal Artillery organisation. Interior has partial leather sweatband and coarse white lining with size stamps. Cap shows service wear. In 1945 uniform and equipment was running very low and the Germans produced clothing for their armed forces out of what they could. They would use mix of insignia that was left over and even produced poor quality screen printed insignia. These items of clothing were often issued to the Volksturm and Hitler Youth who defended many of the important German cities from the allies, this was especially true in Berlin and the surrounding areas, where these young boys and old men fought to the last against a much stronger Red Army.
A mixed lot of Military related items to include 2 x 18 pdr shell casings of first world war vintage, Army type 58 whistle with leather strap for attaching to tunic pocket button, stamped de courstaff Birmingham 1916, trench style whistle stamped England, German souvenir ring in yellow metal, iron cross emblem flanked by date 1914, green painted metal photo frame, 9.5 cm x 14.5 cm, open faced watch, white dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary dial, stamped on the back with Board of Ordnance broad arrow, G.S.T.P. and serial number KC9956, contained within a protective cover, (7)
A WW2 plastic economy cap badge to the Reconnaissance Corps, maker, A Stanley & Sons Walsall, two blades present, together with other badges including, the Dutch Army in Exile, the Royal Armoured Corps, South Lancashire Regiment, Royal Artillery, Essex Regiment, Royal Air Force, and a brass WW1 button stick dated 1915, (Qty)
A British Army bayonet training rifle, sprung plunger with button terminal, riding in a steel tube with hardwood stock, length 62¼in. (158cm.) reportedly manufactured by Greener, Birmingham, stamped with a number 2 on stock. * Provenance: The Webley Museum Collection. ** Condition: In good condition with expected age related wear, spring working. Good patina.
Selection of British Military Tunic Buttons of various regiments and periods, including post 1902 5th Royal Irish Lancers, Fife & Forfar Imperial Yeomanry, The Queens Royal Regiment, Reconnaissance Corps (small type), Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Army Service Corps, Royal Army Service Corps, Royal Army Pay Corps, small Devonshire Regiment mess dress button, St Johns Voluntary Aid Detachment, plus others. Some duplicates etc. (86 items)
4x WW2 Home Front Women’s Land Army Badges, consisting of 2x gilt and enamel Womens Land Army cap badges, one with brooch pin and the other with lugs; brass and enamel Womens Land Army tie pin on brooch bar and unusual bronze Womens Land Army badge with brooch pin fitting. Accompanied by gilt and enamel Voluntary Land Club pin badge, celluloid button badge for Volunteer Lend A Hand On The Land with pin fitting and enamelled Womens Home Defence badge with brooch fitting. All generally in good condition. (7 items)
Selection of Various Badges, including 5 Clan badges, GPO Cap badge, Scottish Police cap badge, Elizabeth II West Midlands Police Chrome cap badge, British Red Cross Society brass and enamel cap badge, Air Crew Europe miniature Campaign Star, Miniature George the VI Royal Air Force long service good conduct medal, Royal Army Medical Core broached button, 3 sweetheart brooches, plus various other items in various conditions. (30 items)
DAS DEUTSCHE HEER - ARMY ENGINEERS OBERFELDWEBEL M35 DRESS TUNIC quality private purchase field/grey wool/tricot construction with a vertical eight-button front closure, with dual metal hooks and eyes positioned at the forward neckline and lay-down green badge cloth collar, the tunic bearing its original insignia, including collar tabs and Army Administration alloy cypher mounted shoulder boards, the interior lined in green silk, bearing tailors label 'W. Leitz - Wien' with striped sleeves, complete with detached breast eagle insignia, medal bars and ironically an empty pain killer printed packet 'Globol Tabletten' for those headaches in administration.
Seven Imperial German miniature medals comprising Kaiser Wilhelm I centenary medal, South West Africa 1904-06 medal, 40 year service cross, 1866 Bavaria-Austria war cross, 1870-71 Franco-Prussian war cross, 1905 Bavarian Army jubilee medal and Bavarian 50 year cross, together with button by Weiss & Co Orden Fabrik, Munchen
A unique trench art brooch made from various military buttons, to the centre a Royal Army Medical Corps button, surrounded by the Seaforth Highlanders, Northumberland Fusiliers, Prince Alberts Own Leicester Imperial Yeomanry, Royal Artillery, 16th Queens Lancers and the Army Service Corps. Approximately 2 1/2" diameter.
2x WW2 Women’s Land Army Armbands, both being constructed of green felt with red embroidered Imperial crown to centre with WLA below. One armband has service triangles for three years service and the other 2 ½ years service. Both with button fixings to the reverse. One with small hole to reverse but otherwise both in good condition. (2 items)
WW2 Chinese Nationalists Army Field Cap, of grey cloth with two button front. Enamel circular badge fitted to the centre of the cap. Original leather sweatband to the interior. Cap shows service wear. These caps are often seen being worn by American Air Force pilots and ground crew who were stationed in China and the Far East.
Army Medical Staff Victorian Officer's Cocked Hat. A good and extremely rare example. Black silk bicorne, the front and fan 6 in. and 7 in. high respectively. Black silk rosette under a bright gilt metal scale loop fastened with a gilt Medical Staff button. A gold bullion tassel with worked head at each end. A band of black oakleaf lace between the loop and the tassels. Fine glazed leather headband and pleated crimson silk lining. At the centre of the top, a square plume-socket with spring-clip. The very distinctive metal scaled loop is prescribed for Medical Staff in the 1864 issue of Dress Regulations. The dimensions of the cocked hat given in 1864 were larger than this. In the next edition (10 years later), the dimensions of the hat were like this example but meanwhile the unusual metal loop had been discontinued
German Third Reich Army Pioneer NCO's cap and tunic Cap, a fine field grey example with black piping to the crown welt and both sides of the dark green cap band. Mounted with aluminium Army Eagle and swastika and national cockade with oak leaves. Complete with leather chinstrap supported by plain black buttons. Pressed black fibre peak and complete with leather sweatband. Retains faint Wurzburg tailor's celluloid diamond. Minor service wear and tiny traces of moth. Superb shape. VGC ... Tunic, a fine Officer quality Oberfeldwebel's four pocket example, lower pockets slanted; turnback cuffs. Aluminium black backed litzen to collar which bears aluminium lace around the top edge, aluminium lace surrounding the black piped shoulder strap that each bear pebbled button with II, two rank stars with 3 in between. Black piped front seam, silvered BeVo eagle and swastika to breast, the other side retaining ribbons for two Armed Forces awards with gilt and silvered eagle emblem. One stitched loop AF. Above the breast eagle, sweeping from shoulder strap to font seam, an aluminium woven Marksmanship lanyard. VGC
German Third Reich Waffen SS field grey tunic. A good clean example of the four pleated pocket, six button fronted army issue tunic. SS Sigrunen collar patch to one side, the other removed; arm with BeVo SS sleeve eagle and aluminium chevron on black. Breast pocket with provision for two awards on central pleat and one other; provision for medal bar. Partial lining stamped in black "H41" and "39 41" over "92" over "67 56" with stamped name on field dressing pocket. Provision for shoulder straps (not present). VGC
A Victorian black velvet court suit made by Henry Poole & Co, Savile Row, for Edward Hardcastle of New Lodge, Hawkhurst (born 1826 - died 1905), comprising - jacket and knee breeches with cut steel button, waistcoat,bi-corn hat, white silk waistcoat and black leather shoes with cut steel buckles, and a Continental triangular bladed court sword, 42ins triangular section bright steel blade with bright steel cut D-guard and pommel, in leather scabbard, 40ins overall, all contained in black japanned metal case with plate inscribed "Edwd. Hardcastle Esq MP", retailed by H. Poole & Co, Army & Navy Taylor's, Savile Row and 1 Burlington Street, London, 40ins x 12ins x 4ins high
5 cap badges: Royals, 3rd H small, R Fus, officer’s bronze Lincoln star (blades broken) and HAC brass grenade; a Lusitania medal; a 2nd Life Gds gilt shoulder strap; a Black Watch sporran cantle; an Army Cyclists officers large button; a bugle (no mouthpiece) with coloured cords; a trench art RA shell case vase on bullet legs; sundry other items. QGC to GC
Selection of Army Air Corps Badges, consisting of George VI period other ranks cap badge, bronze OSD AAC collar badge, similar example with polished obverse, flat AAC mess tunic button, George VI Glider Pilot Regiment cap badge with slider, EIIR Glider Pilot Regiment beret badge with slider, officers silvered post 1957 Army Air Corps beret badge with two lug fittings to the reverse, post 1957 officers single collar badge and a pair of other ranks Army Air Corps / Air Assault collar badges with two lug fittings on the reverse of each. Various conditions. (10 items)
Two pairs of Victorian kid leather baby shoes, a Swiss Army style pocket knife and one other, together with a fruit knife with a silver blade, a vintage AA car badge no.6E57777, various tweezers and forceps, folding scissors, button hook, Chatillon Made in the USA brass scales, poison bottle, a Delft tile, a 19th century copper and brass milk jug, a Middle Eastern brass jug and a Lucky Farthing pen knife (boxed), and other items
WW1 British 1914 Star with 5th Aug - 22nd Nov. 1914 Clasp, British War Medal 1914-1918 and the Victory Medal mounted on bar to 73423 Gnr. D Blake, RFA. Plus 1914 BEF letter from Lord Kitchner, Princess Mary's Gift tin 1914, alloy PoW tag to same soldier, Gefangen Lager Doberitz tag 509 and an Imperial Russian Army Button.
Collection of enamel and Gold lapel badges belonging to Killy Wilson: WW1 Army Recruiting Staff enamel badge named to reverse with safety chain: WW1 Army Service Corps sweetheart pin in hallmarked 9cwt Gold:WW2 WVS lapel badge: WW2 NFS lapel badge: WW2 Civil Defence button: Fouled Anchor sweetheart badge: Mothers Union bar broach.
Lanarkshire Yeomanry Cavalry Attributed Shako & Coatee Circa 1850. An extremely rare grouping attributed to Captain William Wallace Hozier who first served with the Regiment in 1853. Comprising: Shako. A magnificent example of the Albert Shako, the dark blue cloth body mounted with a Regimental shako plate of a Gilt hob nail star, with title scroll "Lanarkshire Yeomanry" and silvered double headed eagle to centre. The star is surmounted by a large gilt crown, which rests on a wide band of gilt lace. The eagle device is repeated to the gilt boss's which support a velvet backed chin chain. The cloth covered peak with a row of bullion. The shako is complete with a cockerel feather stitched plume with gilt boss. The interior retains the crimson silk lining and the full soft leather sweatband, this with in initials "W.W.H." Near VGC for type, no moth, gilt bright and Fresh.Shako Lines of gold bullion with acorn finials.Short Tail Coatee. A very rare example of dark blue melton cloth, with scarlet facings to the collar and cuffs, each complimented with gold bullion lace. To the front two rows of eight buttons (11 of 16 present). The rear with twist gold bullion waterfall tassel to the crown of the short tail which is faced with scarlet and mounted with a further four gilt buttons. The interior with quilted cotton lining and leather waistband. Overall GC bullion slightly dulled, small hole were one button removed.Boxed Pattern epaulettes. These epaulettes are of the Regimental pattern of the Royal North British Dragoons. Captain Hozier's former Regiment (See small text). The bullion crescent supports fine twist tassels, within the crescent a silver bullion flaming grenade. The strap with acanthus bullion embroidered decoration and mounted with a gilt Regimental button. The underside with crimson silk cushion and retaining brass Buckmaster's Latest improvements 1845 attachment clip which fits the coatee shoulder mounts. The epaulettes with some wear and moth nips, one flaming grenade unravelled. Bullion Waist Sash. This of gold bullion with three crimson silk lines, terminating in tassels. The bullion has dulled and the sash with age wear and stitching faults to the leather backing. It appears the sash may have been stitched to the coatee at one time for display.Overalls. These of dark blue cloth, with two lines of gold bullion regimental lace. Damage to seat, otherwise GC bullion slightly dulled. The metal buttons on the overalls match those found to the coatee.The overall condition is good (5 Parts.) Captain William Wallace Hozier joined the 2nd Royal British Dragoons as a Cornet on the 5th April 1844 and became a Lieutenant in 1846. He was appointed Adjutant of the Lanark Yeomanry in 1853 and was then confirmed as a Lieutenant of the Regiment 1855 and Captain 1857. He retired in 1867. The coatee and shako is mentioned in the journal of the Society for Army Historical Research Vol. Forty Two 1964. It confirms that the box pattern epaulettes were those of Captain Hozier and were at that time worn with the coatee.
Including three Cold War era, visored Soviet/USSR Army military caps, all with gray bodies. All in VG condition. 1) officer's cap with green hatband and piping, gold wreath with red star device in front, and silver bullion chinstrap. 2) similar NCO/enlisted with green band and piping, silver device in front and black plastic chinstrap. 3) another enlisted with dark grey band and white piping, with white metal device in front, plastic chinstrap. 4) 1960s Biker's (or possibly Centennial reenactor's) kepi of brown suede leather body with black leather visor and black polished cotton lining, with one 19th century US eagle button.
Includes an English style late 19th century style spike helmet. Leather body with front plate having crown over leaves and shield. Lion retainers with scale chinstrap. Blue and gold cockade. Leather lining with string tie. Missing pike. Slight damage to visor, scratches and small holes; a reproduction Prussian mitre cap of Federick the Great's Army. Brass embossed front plate bearing painted eagle in black surmounted by crown with "FR" cypher on breast. Blue cloth body with scarlet wool band around crown. Probably WWI Era commemorative cap; an Italian policeman's or civil official's bicorn of black felt with purple, brown, yellow and white cockade. Bullion rope with silver French button with crown and shield. Black feathers. Lining with old maker's label in lining. Writing worn off. Tears to material, rough edges and tears in lining; a Russian busby style hat, blue hat with brown bear skin, gold bullion lace on top. Plate with double headed eagle. Plaque reading "3aTeaniiib 12ro-0 K TR6PH". White lining with St. Petersburg label. Sweatband; a reproduction Prussian shako of the Death's Head Hussar's, Napoleonic Era. Leather with skull and crossbones. Black and white plum. White aiguillette with white tassel. Retainers with scale chinstrap. Lining and sweatband.
Buckskin Hunting Shirt or Frock with Quillwork, ca. 1840s-1850s Early American, frontier hunting shirt or frock of buckskin leather, embellished with polychrome, quillwork decorative motifs. Quillwork style suggests a northern Plains origin, possibly Minnesota Sioux. The cut, style and trimming of the coat would suggest that it was made in the 1840s or 1850s. Although likely native American-made, the cut would suggest a traditional white man's form of hunting frock in use during this time period. The breast is made to button closed with flat brass buttons of, each back is marked. "Coin" buttons of this sort were commonly produced both in England and later America during the period 1810-1840 and can be found on numerous archaeological sites of this period. The buttons are attached and "stayed" to the breast by running the shanks through a lace, which it whipstiched to the inside of the coat body and covered over with an innerfacing or partial lining down the breast front of a plaid, woolen material. This material was a type commonly procured by the United States Army in the 1840s and 1850s for various uses, including lining soldiers' uniform jackets (there are extant examples of uniforms produced at Schuykill Arsenal using this lining material and it is also listed in supply inventories). The Army was also responsible for overseeing the Indian Agencies during this period and this material was also procured for use at the Indian "factories" or trading posts. The hunting frock show considerable usage during the period, with wear and staining as to be expected, including fading and abrasion to the polychrome quillwork. Rare. Provenance: private Western collection until c. 1998; purchased by the city of Harrisburg, PA for a proposed Wild West Museum; deaccessioned and sold in 2013; private collection to present.
IMPERIAL GERMAN ARMY GENERAL'S FROCK COATVery eleborate, heavily decorated Imperial German general's frock coat. The coat, pre-1914, is constructed of a very dark, nearly black velvet-like fabric, is likely of Prussian origin. It features a raised collar which is entirely covered with two rows of silver decorative wire denoting the owner's rank. The same insignia, also constructed of silver wire, appear at the end of each sleeve where they are applied against a red backing with a bronze botton attached to each insignia. The shoulder boards are constructed of interwoven copper and silver wire, each attached to teh coat with a large silver button at one and and sen at the shoulder. A very long double braided cloth and wire aiguillette extends from the right shoulder to the right cuff, and it is fitted with decorative ends. The front of the coat has seven brass buttons (one missing), and there is a repaired 5" tear at the top of the left shoulder. The jacket is fully lined in a light blue wool, and overall this garment remains in very good condition.
GERMAN LATE-WAR M44 NON-COM TUNICGermany army M44 non0commissioned officer's tunic, a typical late-war "rough" field-grey wool. A BeVo cloth eagle and swastika insignai is machine sewn to the right chest, and there are two slip-on shoulder boards made of the same material ale present, piped in white denoting an infantry affiliation. Gray metal buttons, all original, close the tunic, four pockets, and cuffs. Several sewn "rings" for medals are present, and they show some use. Within, the jacket is half-lined in green cotton and bears a manufacturer's stamp and size "44" stamp. One interior collar button lacking, else in excellent condition, no damage evident.
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