Germany, Heer. A Rare Service Tunic for a Decorated General der Infanterie Newly Listed Where pilots were shot down

Where pilots were shot down in action

A page of eight stamps for 10 kg Iron

the obverse bearing a raised Ordnungspolizei insignia in the form of an oval oak leaf wreath overlaid by a German nationale eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

OESTERREICH - WILHELM II

the entire fortress was reduced to mounds of rubble

Germany, Heer. A Rare Service Tunic for a Decorated General der Infanterie Newly Listed Where pilots were shot down(Heer Dienstrock fr einen General der Infanterie). A rare and exceptionally well preserved General der Infanterie service tunic, constructed of field grey wool with a pronounced whipcord weave. It features a turned down collar, reinforced on the reverse with an array of machine stitched darts, which is lined on the exterior with a layer of smooth dark green wool. The collar is flanked on each side by a tab constructed of red wool with a buckram core,