Germany, Bundeswehr. A Hauptfeldwebel’s Service Tunic And Visor Cap To A Knight's Cross Recipient Auction Archive 56 “Stösser”

56 “Stösser”

chipping evident in the green enamels on the arm at 9 o'clock on the obverse

A particularly impressive turn of the century order from the workshop of Albert Keibel

the Alergian badge maker marked "BOMISA" on the reverse

stitched in place on the right breast

Germany, Bundeswehr. A Hauptfeldwebel’s Service Tunic And Visor Cap To A Knight's Cross Recipient Auction Archive 56 “Stösser”(Bundeswehr Dienstrock und Schirmmtze). An extremely well preserved Bundeswehr Hauptfeldwebels service tunic, attributed to a highly decorated Wehrmacht veteran. It is constructed of grey whipcord wool, and features an integrated collar transition into double breast flaps. Bands of twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping fully trims the collar, which is also flanked by tabs. Each tab is constructed of grey wool with a buckram core and bears