Germany, Luftwaffe. A Flak/Artillery Oberfeldwebel Service Tunic, By Otto Poschmann Buy Now He was transferred to the

He was transferred to the 9th Canadian Engineers on May 29th

the two flaps expose a reinforced button hole

This is an extremely well preserved tunic belonging to Paul Kümmel

training in weapons handling and mountain climbing

2nd Class for Twenty-Five Years' Service (silvered bronze

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Flak/Artillery Oberfeldwebel Service Tunic, By Otto Poschmann Buy Now He was transferred to the(Waffenrock fr Oberfeldwebel der Luftwaffe). A very well preserved service tunic for a Luftwaffe Flak Artillery Oberfeldwebel, constructed of a smooth dark grey rayon blended material. It features a collar fully trimmed with twisted and rolled red piping, and bordered by a machine embroidered silver aluminum wire tresse. The collar is flanked by tabs, each constructed of a red cotton blended base, pinned with four aluminum insignia, and measuring 40