Original German WWII Early War M36 Heer Army Tunic Brown Bess Survivors are hard to find

Survivors are hard to find today

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He returned to Britain and received a number of awards and promotions for his actions in the Crimea

It was the first unit patch to be authorized for wear in World War II and specifically commemorated the division's sacrifices and victory in the battle for Guadalcanal

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Original German WWII Early War M36 Heer Army Tunic Brown Bess Survivors are hard to findOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a well worn, early war, most likely combat used, Model 1936 wool German WWII Army tunic for an enlisted man. The tunic features four pockets with scalloped flaps and pebbled aluminum buttons. Interestingly it is post war marked "Bavaria filmkunst" which was a film studio in German after the war manning this tunic was used as a costume piece. However, there is no doubt that it is an original WWII issue tunic,