Germany, Imperial. A “Kaiser Wilhelm, King of Prussia” Infantry Regiment 120 Tunic Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic who served as second assistant
Description
who served as second assistant to Heinrich Himmler starting in 1944
constructed of gilded and silver bronze with multi-coloured enamels
Footnote: The Order was originally established as the Medal for Merit in 1906
It sits securely within a one-piece silvered zink alloy hilt with a hooked quillon
two additional insignia are pinned in place
Germany, Imperial. A “Kaiser Wilhelm, King of Prussia” Infantry Regiment 120 Tunic Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic who served as second assistant(Infanterie Regiment Kaiser Wilhelm, Knig von Preuen [2. Wrttembergische] Nr. 120 Waffenrock). An extremely well preserved service tunic belonging to a member of the 2. Wrttembergische Kaiser Wilhelm, Knig von Preuen Nr. 120 Infantry Regiment. It appears to be taylor made and of high quality, with thick field grey wool. The tunic features an undecorated turned down collar that is flanked on both sides with sewn on shoulder straps that are also secure
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