Germany, Weimar. A Reichswehr Artillery Stabsgefreiter Service Tunic Republic of stitched together at the seams

stitched together at the seams

clearly numbered “5095” with some research

with two Bronze Stars

Footnote: Werner Mölders (1913–1941) was the first pilot in the history of aviation who won 100 aerial victories

with mobilization headquarters at Sherbrooke under the authority of G

Germany, Weimar. A Reichswehr Artillery Stabsgefreiter Service Tunic Republic of stitched together at the seams(Reichswehr Artillerie Stabsgefreiter Uniformrock). An extremely well preserved Reichswehr Officers service tunic, made out of field grey wool, featuring a turned down collar with a set of matching officers collar tabs constructed of bright red wool with a buckram core and dual silver aluminum bullion wire insignia, measuring 32 mm (w) x 68 mm (l). Secured to the shoulders is a matching set of sewn on shoulder straps, with the obverse constructed of