Original German WWI Imperial German Prussian Artillery Officer Waffenrock Tunic with Trousers - V., VI., XVI., XVII. Armee-Korps Multi Nation Flags A fascinating item from a

A fascinating item from a well documented Man-O-War that saw much action for her country

Maker’s markings and patent information still partially legible on top of the receiver

He wears a Federal Frock Coat with 9 Brass buttons

- WWII Ships for Victory Pin sterling silver with original cardboard backing marked too the American Emblem Co

located on Sonneberg in Thüringen

Original German WWI Imperial German Prussian Artillery Officer Waffenrock Tunic with Trousers - V., VI., XVI., XVII. Armee-Korps Multi Nation Flags A fascinating item from aOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a lovely M 1895 Prussian Waffenrock, featuring the beautiful Swedish Cuffs! In 1842, Preuen (Prussia) introduced a new pattern of uniform for all foot troops consisting of a uniform called a Waffenrock to be worn with a tall leather spiked helmet called a Pickelhaube. This form of dress was considerably different from the short Kollet (a waist length jacket with tails) worn with the high leather Tschako