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[Theodor]

detail. Terribly simple type, but outstanding cut and material!

[Theodor]

2nd tunic

[Theodor]

Seems he had to have 3 /at least/ of that type. The boards are lose at the outer ends, but at least still there!

[Theodor]

His Parade tunic from the 1927 - early 1930's period.

[Theodor]

At that time he was already well decorated. Fortunately he's written his name inside, so someday I will find time to read about his service!!

[Theodor]

And something not so well tailored and a bit out of the regulations IMO. A summer service canvas tunic to a Pioneer officer, with collar tabs applied and made in such a way, that can be worn with opened collar. These "self-made" jackets are interesting, too, during the WW2 many variations of them were seen more and more often. One old officer remembered, that during their advance to Germany at the end of the war, they were capturing warehouses here and there and the unit's tailor was making service tunics-jackets for the officers - quite far from the regulations for the uniforms, but very comfortable for use.

[Theodor]

And back to the coats. This one needs some buttons. And boards. And time machine to get rid of the holes :rolleyes:

[Theodor]

This is the actual color:

[Theodor]

This one is a little better preserved, although the boards are missing here, too.

[Theodor]

One button is silver, not gold. He used what he had in the pocket!

[Theodor]

Officer Doctor's mantle

[Theodor]

This one is preserved! Have two more /infantry, I think/, missing the small boards :speechless:

[ccj]

This one is preserved! Have two more /infantry, I think/, missing the small boards

VERY NICE. I'd like to see them all