Germany, Reichsbahn. A Reichsbahn Nco’s Service Tunic Hold presenting a folding crease and

presenting a folding crease and minimal age-related discolouration

The covering also contained material (such as cellulose nitrate and aluminium flakes) which Addison Bain and other experts claim are highly flammable when combined in the right proportions

1957 at Bellefontaine Cemetery in Saint Louis

Naming is officially impressed on the cross

An ovular badge constructed of zinc

Germany, Reichsbahn. A Reichsbahn Nco’s Service Tunic Hold presenting a folding crease and(Reichbahn Uniformrock). A well preserved Reichsbahn NCOs service tunic, constructed of dark blue whipcord wool. It features a collar which transitions into double breast flaps, and which is flanked on each side by tabs. The former are each constructed of a black wool base, trimmed with dark blue threaded and gold bullion wire piping, and pinned with zink oak leaves, mobile swastikas, and Reichsbahn cyphers. The tabs both measure 48 mm (w) x 64 mm