Original German WWII Field Workshop Produced Camouflage Panzer Wrap Tunic Made From Splinter Pattern Zeltbahn Fabric British Documents & Books where it was located when

where it was located when

Overall Length: 61 3/4 inches

They saw action at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 under the direct command of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Edward Kerrison

- Original WWI Victory Medal

A great helmet for display

Original German WWII Field Workshop Produced Camouflage Panzer Wrap Tunic Made From Splinter Pattern Zeltbahn Fabric British Documents & Books where it was located whenOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting example of the highly desirable German WWII "Panzer Wrap", or "Wrapper" tunic, a form fitting design made to fit nicely when inside an armored vehicle. These were originally made in Black, or field gray for assault gun soldiers, however this fantastic example was made by a unit or depot tailor from the same double sided Army Splinter Pattern (Heeres Splittermuster 31) fabric used to make