Germany, Third Reich. A Wehrmacht General’s Uniform Tunic Archive 1859 and promoted to Boy

1859 and promoted to Boy 1st Class on June 20

marked "STERLING" and marked "M-22-N" (N

Constructed of silvered aluminum bullion hand embroidered rolled

complete with six of its seven towers intact (which is rare for the these three-dimensional models)

awarded on October 9

Germany, Third Reich. A Wehrmacht General’s Uniform Tunic Archive 1859 and promoted to Boy(Wehrmacht Waffenrock eines Generals). A well preserved field tunic belonging to a General of the Wehrmacht. It is constructed of fine, high quality, field grey woven wool fabric, and features a traditional turned down collar fully lined on the top with a layer of dark green wool. The collar is flanked on each side by elongated tabs constructed of red wool with buckram cores, both topped by gold bullion wire litzen. The shoulders are topped by slip on