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Recently picked this one up, 2nd model Luft tiger. Excuse, my photos my digi seems to be on the fritz

My most Favorite part of this tunic, is this PW All IS Kaput The reason I love it so much, is that I did not know it was written there untill I fotographed it a couple weeks after I first recieved it, as It is barely visable unless fotographed. An extra little touch to the history of the tunic, I wish I new more. Aswell by looking at the award loops this was a highly decorated man.

Sleeves, interieor

Interior, gorgeous Lineing This I believe would of been a private purchase item to recieve this?

Still in nice shape

Close up

Eagle and Ribbons, sadly the eagle is falling apart.

This may not be the prettiest looking tunic, but its my most favorite that ive ever owned.

Thanks for all the Comments Paul, And yes it is sad about the Mosue nips. AS for history sorry I wish i had some. Ill post pics of my others aswell for you. Dan

Don im the same way as you, As soon as I get a couple hundred dollars, it burns a hole in my pocket, lol So you probably wont see me with a chained SS anytime soon.

Paul R, And anyone else interseted, ive started a separte thread in the Luftwaffe Section for my Admin tunic http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=7618&st=0&gopid=72745&

Last Picture Thanks guys, Look forward to any and all input. Dan

OTTO ???????? 42 44 72 63 L0L05 Im just guessing on these

Inside

Left Breast FI. GR. L'feld ????? Any input?

Inside stamp on right breast pocket, scrathced out FI.G.L ??????

I just love the work done on these

Eagle, Im guessing its postwar applied, any thoughts?

underneath

Sadly the previous owner let a mouse get a hold of the left corner.

Up for view, is my Luftwaffe Admins tunic

Thank-you Mr. Strong for all that wonderfull info!!!! A neat little tidbit about Colonel John Butler, is his grave is around the corner from my house, I live in Niagara On the Lake, anyhow, in the next few weeks Parks Canada, will be opening a tomb that is in the ground, what it is is a spot where they used to seal the Caskets if someone passed on during the winter months, they would hold them there untill thaw. It has been sealed for almost one hundred years, and My friend from parks canada gets to open it, so ill be there takeing pics. ill let you all know how it gos. Dan

ill take some photos tonight, thanks Dan And yes a mouse nipped the collar.