Original German WWII Named Heer Infantry Hauptmann's M36 Field Uniform Tunic & Trousers with EKI, Wound Badge & Ribbon Bar - dated 1941 German Gun Magazines which required 800 lbs of

which required 800 lbs of pressure to make it detonate

though much of it has tarnished

the capital of Thüringen (Thuringia)

These markings on this rifle help trace the history of the various refits it has gone through

Knives were but one aspect of the new style war to be fought

Original German WWII Named Heer Infantry Hauptmann's M36 Field Uniform Tunic & Trousers with EKI, Wound Badge & Ribbon Bar - dated 1941 German Gun Magazines which required 800 lbs ofOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a very nice early pattern German WWII Heer Army Infantry Hauptmann Officer's M 36 Tunic, complete with the correct trousers as well as some great awards. The set shows moderate wear from service and in very good display condition. Unlike many uniform sets that we see, this tunic still has an intact tailor label on the inside of the inner left chest pocket! It was made by AVERBECK & BRSKAMP BERLIN W. in