Original German WWII Rare Heer Early War 1st Pattern HBT Artillery Sturmgeschütz Wrapper Uniform Tunic - StuG Wrapper 19th Century The Regiment served in South

The Regiment served in South Carolina in 1776

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which looks to be Italian

Here we have a very nice set of three German WWII Kriegsmarine badges

In its original Hungarian form the busby was a cylindrical fur cap

Original German WWII Rare Heer Early War 1st Pattern HBT Artillery Sturmgeschütz Wrapper Uniform Tunic - StuG Wrapper 19th Century The Regiment served in SouthOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a highly desirable and iconic early war Heer Sturmartillerie (Assault Artillery) Enlisted Mans Panzer Wrap tunic, in the "Field Combat" HBT fabric construction. After 1942 there was an official summer issue HBT Feldbluse uniform designed for field and combat use for the army, a descendant of the "Drillich" fabric drill uniforms during the pre war period. They manufactured M40, M42, and