Germany, Heer. A Rare Service Tunic for a Decorated General der Infanterie Newly Listed arriving at the Canadian Base

arriving at the Canadian Base Depot in France on the 28th and joining his unit in the field on June 16th

constructed of thick card stock

Footnote: The Type II version of the Cross for Revolutionary Merit was instituted on October 5

Montgomeryshire)

Constructed of silvered and blackened bronze

Germany, Heer. A Rare Service Tunic for a Decorated General der Infanterie Newly Listed arriving at the Canadian Base(Heer Dienstrock fr einen General der Infanterie). A rare and exceptionally well preserved General der Infanterie service tunic, constructed of field grey wool with a pronounced whipcord weave. It features a turned down collar, reinforced on the reverse with an array of machine stitched darts, which is lined on the exterior with a layer of smooth dark green wool. The collar is flanked on each side by a tab constructed of red wool with a buckram core,