Original German WWII Army Officer Oberleutnant Summer Tunic Military Art This just came out of

This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage together with a couple of hundred other antique arms

This is a set of unrelated named China Marine souvenirs that date from WWI through WWII

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"Omnipotent" for the Colt M1878 double-action (often known as the "Frontier" model)

634th Tank Destroyer Battalion and in May 1942 joined the Battalion at Camp Claiborne

Original German WWII Army Officer Oberleutnant Summer Tunic Military Art This just came out ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fantastic choice example of an officer battle field tunic or Summer tunic. It is cotton construction with WW2 German Army Oberleutnant (1st Lieutenant) rank shoulder boards. Officers had to supply their own uniforms, and they were usually obtained from private tailors. This beautiful tunic is no exception and bears a tailor label to the interior neck that reads H. Kestges, Dortmund. It is untouched, and in