Original German WWII Named Heer Panzer Leutnant Officer's M36 Uniform Tunic with Unit Information - dated 1939 MG 42 spending the rest of the

spending the rest of the French Revolutionary Wars in operations with Vice-Admiral Lord Keith's fleet

In 2011 a contract was signed with Marsh Aviation to convert four ex-US Navy C-1A Trader airframes into KC-2 Turbo Traders

probably from wear on a belt or other clothing item under the tunic

but it was replaced during wartime with a 1915 pattern

The uniform is labeled as having been made by 'Hawkes and Company of Saville Row' then

Original German WWII Named Heer Panzer Leutnant Officer's M36 Uniform Tunic with Unit Information - dated 1939 MG 42 spending the rest of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice early pattern German WWII Heer Army M 36 Tunic, showing moderate wear and repairs from service and in very good display condition. There is no maker tag on the collar, but the internal slash pocket still has the original label, which indicates it was made by well known tailor Wilhelm Holters of Berlin in 1939. Even better, we can still make out the name of the officer who owned it, which looks to