This is a nice honest private purchase Artillery Hauptmann's (Captain's) m-36 tunic from Artillery Battalion 273.
It is somewhat faded and has been well used but also well loved, and shows some small period repairs, most noticeably on the elbow of the right sleeve.
Other scattered small holes as seen in the pictures.
The tunic has all of its original insignia to include straps, tabs, and eagle, as well as a period attached Russian Front ribbon in the button hole;
there are also loops sewn onto and above the left breast pocket for a ribbon bar and three pin-back awards.
A tailor's label identifying the manufacturer as W. Muller of Vienna is sewn into the right breast.
Overall, a great salty combat officer's tunic!

Hat, belt badges and Knight Cross NOT included.

This is a lovely top quality pre-war Luftwaffe Leutnant's tunic of the flying branch.
It retains all of its original insignia to include an early drop-tail bullion breast eagle, collar tabs, sew-in shoulder boards, and Iron Cross 2nd class ribbon in the button hole.
Like many early tunics, it is lined in black silk; it has an inner built-in belt and a dagger hanger loop with concealed access to the left hip pocket.
Furthermore, there are loops present on the left breast pocket for two badges, and above it for a ribbon bar or clasp.
The condition is excellent.

Hat, belt and badges NOT included but available in HATS, BELTS & BADGES sections.

This is a Heer EM's Second Pattern Panzer Wrap of late-war manufacture. The wrap is made of black wool/rayon blend material. It is a waist length, double breasted style tunic with fold back lapels and a large lay down collar. The left front closure panel of the tunic has four concealed buttonholes and an additional three visible buttonholes on the fold back lapel. The right front closure panel has four large corresponding buttons and three smaller buttons which are all intact.
The edge of the right front closure panel has an additional two small buttons positioned underneath the overlapping left closure panel with two and internal fabric loops. The right breast features an early pattern machine woven national breast eagle in white rayon thread on a woven black rayon base- obviously from leftover stocks. It is originally machine sewn with its backing in a triangular pattern and does not go through the lining.
While the belt support hooks are not present, the straps are intact, as are the ties to adjust the waist. The sleeve cuffs each have a small vertical outside seam slash with dual corresponding buttons. The tunic retains it's original, slip on style EM's shoulder boards. The boards are made of black wool, with pink rayon waffenfarbe piping. The shoulder straps pebbled, alloy, retaining buttons are intact. The tunic has a large lay down collar with the typical zigzag reinforcement stitching to the reverse.
It features a pair of original to the tunic, black wool construction collar tabs with a set of stamped, alloy, Danziger jawless style Totenkopf, (Death's Head) collar badges, which are pushed through the tabs, via three prongs. The collar tabs are machine stitched to the collar, and are piped with pink rayon waffenfarbe. The interior breast panels are lined with smooth light green cotton/rayon material.
The lining features a horizontal slash patch pocket to the lower right breast panel and a vertical slash pocket to the upper left breast panel. The upper left lining is well marked with the contractor and size markings to include an RB number and '44 date. The tunic is free from any moth holes, tears or damage. The color is bright, and all buttons are original to the tunic. The overall condition is near mint.

This is a very appealing and unusual customized tropical tunic of a Panzer Lieutenant.
It started its life as a standard issue 1st pattern tropical tunic, and has been modified by the addition of a dark green smooth wool collar, pink-backed dress EM's panzer collar tabs, bright panzer Lieutenant slip on shoulder boards, and a bullion officer's breast eagle on black wool backing ,rather crudely machine-sewn.
Furthermore, panzer collar skulls have been placed on the lower lapel.
There is evidence of two pin-back awards having been attached to the left breast pocket.
The markings are faded and may have been partially "touched up" to make them more legible.
A very attractive piece!
It is well worn and faded, with some discoloration and stains throughout.

Hat , belt and badges NOT included but available in HATS, BELTS and BADGES sections.

Luftwaffe Fliegerbluse for a Feldwebel of the flying branch. This is a later war garment made of blue grey colored wool and having a grey rayon partial lining which is stamped in black ink with maker marks and sizes. There are two internal pockets and a bandage pocket having small dished metal closure buttons.
The large front closure buttons are of dark blue colored glass, while the shoulder strap and pocket flap buttons are the blue painted pebbled metal type. The insignia includes a factory zig zag sewn machine embroidered national emblem which goes through the partial lining, collar patches of yellow moleskin which are machine applied and exhibit three aluminum gulls.
The collar and matching wool, rayon piped slip-on shoulder straps are bordered with Luft pattern light grey cloth tresse. The collar is not piped. There are loops for two badges and a ribbon bar on the wearer's left breast. The condition is near mint.
Hat, belt and badges not included.
Hat available in HATS section.
Belt available in BELTS section.

This is a really super 1st model Heer tropical tunic that has been worn by a major of panzer troops, as denoted by the pink-backed shoulder boards and panzer collar skulls added to the lower lapels.
The insignia appears to be all originally attached.
It is in excellent condition and very well marked by the maker Peek & Cloppenburg, Berlin.

Luftwaffe tropical tunic in the standard cut for this branch of service.
Its constructed of a medium weight cotton and retains its original machine embroidered breast eagle, which is zigzag stitched in place.
The brown painted pebbled buttons are held in place by split rings.
The shoulder straps are piped in yellow rayon for the flieger branch, and have the tropical brown tresse and single pip of a Feldwebel.
On the right cuff is a super Luftwaffe pattern blue AFRIKA cufftitle, and there is an Iron Cross ribbon looped through the top button hole.
There are also loops on the left breast pocket for three awards, and a hole in the right breast pocket for a screw-back award, possibly a Spanish Cross.
The tunic is nicely marked with manufacturer's and size stamps.

Hat , belt and badges NOT included

Luftwaffe tropical tunic in the standard cut for this branch of service.
Its constructed of a medium weight cotton and retains its original machine embroidered breast eagle, which is zigzag stitched in place.
The brown painted pebbled buttons are held in place by split pins.
The shoulder straps are piped in red for the artillery branch, and have aluminum tresse denoting an Unteroffizier, and there is an Iron Cross ribbon looped through the third button hole.
There are also loops on the left breast pocket for one badge.
The tunic is nicely marked with manufacturer's and size stamps.
It is well worn and faded, with some discoloration and stains throughout.

Hat , belt and badge NOT included but available in HATS , BELT and BADGES sections.

Complete Hitler Youth BDM/JM, Bund Deutscher Mädel, (League of German Girls) light tan colored velour (imitation suede) construction jacket.
Left sleeve has a machine woven HJ diamond emblem, above the HJ diamond is a machine woven "West Westfalen" BDM/JM district.
All leather buttons intact.
The jacket comes with black scarf , scarf knot, blue lanyard with whistle, 1937 youth donation pin and handy compass.
Very nice example.

Hard to find Tropical Luftwaffe shirt in MINT FACTORY CONDITION.
This is a rare standard issue Luftwaffe tropical, linnen based under the tunic shirt.
Shrit having an originally factory attached triangular breast-eagle in very nice unissued condition.
This example has the typical long length sleeves and large-sized pointed collar.
These shirts are considered rare due to the fact that most of them were simply worn out and used as normal shirts after the war.
The shirt has both originally attached shoulderboard loops and also the button to easily accommodate the boards.
It should be noted that this is NOT a modern copy but a genuine WWII item that would certainly show nice under a tropical Luftwaffe tunic or mannequin set-up.
A truly rare item especially in this gorgeous condition!

This very rare modified/prototype Luftwaffe tropical tunic has been named the "Ramcke" jacket by collectors. It has been associated with paratroopers and/or machine gunners, but very few examples or photos of it in wear have survived. The tunic is characterized by the lack of traditional breast pockets and the addition of two vertical flaps, each secured by nine black "Prym" snaps. The idea has been advanced in the past that these are two bandoleers which are sewn to the regular LW tropical tunic (made without top pockets) and that they were meant to carry belts of ammunition for the MG34. This was because the FJ troops on Crete were short of MG ammunition when they hit the DZ and this would be a means for everyone to carry extra belts into battle that could not become separated from the troops in a lost equipment container.

Inside the tops of each "pocket" or bandoleer are two loops that run horizontally, one over the other and the one in the back is slightly shorter than the one in the front which can be seen on the left side in the photo. These are simply cloth tubes and do not open up. On the right side is a narrow vertical loop that is secured with a snap.

Tunics originating from several different makers, including Holz and Binkowski and Hermann Frank, have survived- like this one, in unworn condition. They appear to have been factory or tailor modified in Germany, subsequently seeing very limited distribution. There is a very faint makers mark in this tunic (see pictures). The breast eagle has been carefully hand sewn in place, and also included are a pair of yellow-piped tropical Luftwaffe NCO's shoulder straps. Overall condition is near mint with one small hole to the lower left sleeve.

This is a late-war service tunic for an Infantry Hauptmann.
It retains all of its original insignia to include bullion breast eagle, collar tabs, and sew-in shoulder boards with unit numbers for the 480th battalion.
It is constructed to Italian gabardine with a grey rayon lining and internal dagger hanger.
On the left breast pocket are loops for three badges, and above the pocket loops for a medal bar.
There is also an Iron Cross second class ribbon in the second button hole.
All original buttons are present, and the condition is near mint.

This is a lovely tailor-made tropical tunic of a Luftwaffe Flak Lieutenant.
This tunic is made of very high quality, hard wearing whipcord, and it is finished with a pin-on breast eagle and slip-on shoulder boards.
All of the removable buttons have been enameled a lovely brown.
The cut of this tunic suggests that it may have been made by an Italian tailor.

This is a beautifully tailored open collar tropical tunic and long pants in dark olive for a General der Infanterie serving in the tropics. Tunic has no tailor tag, but the distinctive materials and construction used match another almost identical tunic manufactured by the prestigious firm of Holters. The insignia (shoulderboards, collartabs and breast eagle) are all celleon and textbook, and of the finest quality hand embroidery. here are two large silvered rank pips on each shoulder board. All gilt buttons are originally sewn.
The matching long pants have red General’s lampassen. There are numerous loops for awards and a medal bar on the left breast pocket, as well as loops for an award (likely DK or Spanish Cross) on the right side. Some research using this medal placement as a starting point could possible lead to an identification of the original owner. Also included in the grouping are a mint, unissued shirt retaining its original paper label, and a tropical officer's neck tie. The overall condition is very close to mint.
This is a beautifully tailored open collar tropical tunic and long pants in dark olive for a General der Infanterie serving in the tropics. Tunic has no tailor tag, but the distinctive materials and construction used match another almost identical tunic manufactured by the prestigious firm of Holters. The insignia (shoulderboards, collartabs and breast eagle) are all celleon and textbook, and of the finest quality hand embroidery. There are two large silvered rank pips on each shoulder board. All gilt buttons are originally sewn. The matching long pants have red General’s lampassen. There are numerous loops for awards and a medal bar on the left breast pocket, as well as loops for an award (likely DK or Spanish Cross) on the right side. Some research using this medal placement as a starting point could possible lead to an identification of the original owner. Also included in the grouping are a mint, unissued shirt retaining its original paper label, and a tropical officer's neck tie. The overall condition is very close to mint.

This is a really super, lightly worn, 1st pattern tropical Heer tunic of a Gefreiter in the Panzergrenadiers.
It retains all of its original insignia to include slip-on shoulder boards piped in light green rayon; breast eagle, Gefreiter's chevron, and signaler's qualification patch (all hand applied); and collar tabs and AFRIKAKORPS cuff title (machine applied).
All original buttons and s-ring retainers are present.
The interior is well marked with maker and size stamps.

"Fliegerbluse made of "oatmeal" coloured HBT material.
While it was issued as a fatigue garment, this one has been "decked out" with full insignia and loops for badges, giving it a very appealing look.
The rank is Oberfeldwebel (Senior Officer Candidate) of the flying or paratroop branches. Condition is excellent showing light overall wear.
Overseas cap, belt and badges NOT included.

This is an unissued tropical tunic for a Kriegsmarine officer.
It is constructed of midweight brown cotton and features an open collar and false turn-back cuffs.
Removable KM buttons, pin-on gilt metal breast eagle, and slip-through shoulder boards for an Oberleutnant of Coastal Artillery are all present.
Also present is a paper label sewn into the skirt which contains the same manufacturer and size markings which appear stamped in the front fly.

Luftwaffe blue tropical tunic for an enlisted Flieger.
This is a scarce, nicely worn tunic of mid-wieght blue/grey denim.
The shoulder boards and the breast eagle are of the wool "continental" variety, and appear to be restored to the tunic.
It is nicely maker and size marked, and exhibits some fading, wear and rust to the metal fittings.