Reichsmarine 1919 -1933

Chamber piece from 1915, worn until approximately 1919/20. The so-called working jumper made of heavy white fabric with white collar, front right with breast pocket, on the left sleeve the cloth insignia for Signal Mate, above it the insignia for Staff member, below with chevron and Minesweeper badge, under the collar with the chamber stamp “B.A.K. 10.8.15 1” Condition 2.

A very rare and historically interesting exhibit! After the end of the World War, the Navy had to clear the deployed mines according to the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles. An important and dangerous task!

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Chamber piece, made of dark blue wool cloth, complete with all insignia. On the left upper arm with rank insignia in hand-embroidered metal thread execution, gilt anchor buttons. Button chain is present. On the chest loops for 1 pin badge and 1 ribbon bar. In the neck with name label “Skibowski” and his service roll number “0235S/28”. Sleeve length 59 cm, chest circumference 76 cm, back length 50 cm, with moth damage. Included is a handkerchief with wearer's initials. Condition 3.