Germany, Heer. An Artillery Em/Nco’s Service Tunic By Otto Meis Auction Archive enamel chipping evident on the

enamel chipping evident on the centrepiece ring)

The reverse illustrates a vivid green Maltese cross with a floral design on another silk champagne backer

who initially believed that the loss of all his aircraft would lead to his court-martial

constructed of gilded bakelite

as they broke through the "Gothic Line" in August 1944

Germany, Heer. An Artillery Em/Nco’s Service Tunic By Otto Meis Auction Archive enamel chipping evident on the(Heer Artillerie Waffenrock). A Heer Artillery EM NCOs service tunic constructed of field grey wool. The tunic features a smooth forest green wool collar, fully trimmed with red piping. The collar is flanked by tabs, each constructed of red wool and bearing dual machine embroidered silver aluminum wire insignia, both measuring 38 mm (w) x 76 mm (l). Each shoulder bears a strap constructed of forest green wool, trimmed with red piping, and bearing a