GERMAN WWII ARMY ARTILLERY NCO’S PARADE TUNIC The tunic retains its original

The tunic retains its original silk maker’s label from Hamburg

which we presume is to a friend or maybe a brother

with original drawstring in service-worn condition

The leather is dry around the edges

the sweatband is a light cream colour showing signs of wear consistent with age

GERMAN WWII ARMY ARTILLERY NCO’S PARADE TUNIC The tunic retains its originalThe tunic is constructed in NCOs quality field grey green cloth with stitch in shoulder boards of an artillery NCO with red wool piping, Company slip on numbers of 33 to each shoulder board. Evidence of numbers, which appear to be 38, to the dark green centre of the shoulder board that has been unstitched, possibly meant that the Senior NCO was transferred. Dark green collar, red centred Bevo woven collar patches on a section of uniform cloth attached