Germany, Heer. A Jäger M41-Style Camouflage Field Cap Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic about 153 feet (47 m)

about 153 feet (47 m) long

the reverse of each bearing raised inscriptions of “FÜR KRIEGSVERDIENST 1939” (“FOR WAR MERIT 1939”)

All pocket buttons are similarly marked on the reverse with the RZM code of Arno Tempel & Co

This particular helmet features a rarely encountered Waffen-SS runic placed on the opposite side of what was standard regulation

Enamel chipping on the tips of the white enamelled arms and indented loop on the Neck Badge

Germany, Heer. A Jäger M41-Style Camouflage Field Cap Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic about 153 feet (47 m)(Heer Einheitsfeldmtze M41 in Tarnausfhrung). A very well preserved Heer M41 style camouflage field cap, constructed of a weather hardened cotton drill cloth. The exterior material is dyed in a classic splinter pattern camouflage, consisting of an olive drab base topped by irregular brown geometric shapes, all overlaid by narrow green slashes. The cap is fully surrounded by fold down side panels, scalloped toward the front, which provide optional ear