Germany, Heer. A Late-War Heer Em/Nco’s M44 Service Tunic United Republic of with indented rules running the

with indented rules running the length of the belt near the edges on the obverse

in a plane crash or something was wrong

obverse illustrating Napoleon Bonaparte (Emperor Napoleon I)

but later became Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel (1925-1926) of the Regiment

A Highland Light Infantry D-Day Participant Memorial Cross 1944 -  Group of Six to Private John Charles Downing

Germany, Heer. A Late-War Heer Em/Nco’s M44 Service Tunic United Republic of with indented rules running the(Heer Feldbluse M44). An extremely well preserved, late war Heer EM NCOs service tunic, constructed of coarse olive drab wool. It features a turned down collar transitioning into double breast flaps, flanked on each side by tabs constructed of silver grey rayon, bearing three field grey Litzen. The tabs both measure 25 mm (w) x 62 mm (l) overall. Affixed to each shoulder is an integral wool strap and pebbled magnetic metal button for the accommodation