Germany, Heer. A Dress Tunic to a Hauptmann of Infanterie-Regiment 74 visually-hidden the ribbon with a french-style

the ribbon with a french-style “lily/rosette” on a period original ribbon with a double-prong pin (possibly indicating manufacture for a Belgian/Russian recipient)

working their way across

and piped in twisted silvery flat wires and black threads

then named Lieutenant on April 30

a Souvenir 12-Panel Folder of Nijmegen

Germany, Heer. A Dress Tunic to a Hauptmann of Infanterie-Regiment 74 visually-hidden the ribbon with a french-style(Heer Parade Waffenrock fr einen Hauptmann der Infanterie). A well preserved and unit attributed dress tunic to an Infantry Hauptmann, constructed of field grey wool. It features a turned down collar which is fully lined on the obverse with smooth dark green wool, and reinforced on the reverse with machine stitched darts. The collar is flanked by tabs constructed of white wool with buckram cores, topped by dual silver aluminum wire tresses, and