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Chamber piece. Manufactured from field-gray wool cloth. Breast eagle in Bevo woven execution, machine-sewn through the lining. The unit collar tabs in enlisted pattern, machine-sewn. Shoulder straps with loops, Waffenfarbe white. On the left sleeve the rank insignia. Interior with lining, Reichsbetriebsnummer and size stamp. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 43 cm, outer sleeve length approx. 56 cm, total length approx. 66 cm. Worn, various small moth damages, condition 2.

Chamber piece, manufactured 1939. Peacetime production made from early field-gray cloth with dark green collar. Complete with all insignia. Bevo-woven breast eagle on dark green, hand-sewn. The collar tabs on dark green cloth backing machine-sewn. Dark green shoulder straps, Waffenfarbe white, with loops. On the left upper arm the sleeve chevron for an Obergefreiter and in the buttonhole the ribbon for the Iron Cross 1939 2nd Class sewn in. Interior with cloth lining, side with acceptance stamp and owner label “Kübler, Ernst”. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 43 cm, outer sleeve length approx. 60 cm, total length approx. 64.5 cm. Condition 2.
Original Field Tunics Model 1936 are very rarely found, most were worn out during the war.

Tunic made of field-gray gabardine, dark green collar, with marksmanship lanyard new pattern 1st class. The breast eagle in hand-embroidered metal thread execution, the collar tabs and sleeve patches in hand-embroidered metal thread execution. Sewn-in dark green shoulder boards with embroidered cipher “S”, Waffenfarbe lemon yellow. On the left breast loops for 1 ribbon bar and one stickpin cross. Interior with silk lining. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 42 cm, sleeve length-outside approx. 61 cm, total length approx. 64 cm. Condition 2.

Cloth made of fine gabardine, all buttons present. Hand-embroidered bullion breast eagle, collar tabs and sleeve patches in bullion woven execution, branch color high red (artillery). On the left breast, loops for a large medal ribbon bar and a pin-on badge. On both sleeves the additional braid for a “Spieß” = Company First Sergeant and on the left forearm the service position badge for gunner. Interior with silk lining and unit stamp “11. Batr. /A.R.30”. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 41 cm, sleeve length-outside approx. 63 cm, total length approx. 68.5 cm. Stained, condition 2.

Chamber piece, circa 1944. Manufactured from field-gray wool cloth. Breast eagle in machine-embroidered execution, the eagle was machine-sewn through the lining, unit collar tabs in enlisted men's pattern, machine-sewn. Shoulder boards for Panzergrenadiers with loops, branch color meadow green. Interior with stone-gray lining and acceptance stamp. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 40 cm, outer sleeve length approx. 66 cm, total length approx. 70 cm. Lightly worn, various small moth holes, condition 2.

Chamber piece, circa 1944. Manufactured from field-gray wool cloth. Breast eagle in Bevo-woven execution, hand-sewn post-production. The unit collar tabs in enlisted version, machine-sewn. Shoulder straps for Panzergrenadiers with loops, branch color meadow green. Interior with silk lining and acceptance stamp. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 39 cm, outer sleeve length approx. 63 cm, overall length approx. 71 cm. Lightly worn, small moth damage on right sleeve, condition 2.

circa 1935/36. This is an old Reichswehr field tunic, formerly a depot piece from Reiter-Regiment Nr. 18. The field tunic was modified for the wearer accordingly, the breast pockets were moved slightly downward and a 1935 breast eagle sewn on. Light field-gray summer cloth, dark green collar. Complete with all insignia. The breast eagle Bevo-woven on dark green. Field-gray collar tabs with branch color white and silver NCO braid running around the collar. Dark green shoulder boards with loops. On the left breast loops for 4 stick pins. At the buttonhole the ribbons for the Iron Cross 1939 2nd Class and Eastern Front Medal sewn in. Interior with size and acceptance stamps. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 40 cm, outer sleeve length approx. 59 cm, total length approx. 61 cm. 2 small repair patches, otherwise condition 2.
Original field tunics from the pre-war period around 1935 are very rarely found, as most were worn out during the course of the war.

Chamber piece, circa 1940. Manufactured from field-gray wool cloth. Breast eagle in Bevo-woven execution, hand-sewn, collar tabs in enlisted man's pattern, hand-sewn, shoulder straps with loops, Waffenfarbe white. On the left sleeve the rank insignia, a sleeve shield (Krim or Kuban) was removed. On the chest loops for a ribbon bar and 2 stick pins, in the buttonhole the ribbons for the Iron Cross 1939 2nd Class and Winter Battle in the East Medal sewn in. Interior with lining, size and acceptance stamps. Measurements: shoulder width approx. 44 cm, outer sleeve length approx. 64 cm, total length approx. 68 cm. Shoulder strap loops were repaired, on the shoulder straps the embroidered regimental numbers “20” were removed at the beginning of the war per regulations. Worn, small repair spots, condition 2.