I have a M36 8 button parade tunic convereted to field use? It had the parade cuffs removed and skirt shotened by a tailor. Made by *****nberg (ilegible) Kempten Der Uniformenschneider. Any how it is for an Unterofficer and had 115 cyphers on the straps. What I'm wondering is the stamps inside the left breast "3nf. Erf.Bu.107" Any thoughts?
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Based on what you wrote it sounds like it may actually read- "Inf. Ers. Btl. 107" for the Infanterie-Ersatz-Bataillon 107. German lettering is a little different and can be hard to read if a stamp is not well preserved or clear. -
He is the unit history in German,
http://www.lexikon-der-wehrmacht.de/...rsBat107-R.htm
The dress tunic was introduced in 1935. M36 is a collector term refering to a different type of tunic. Sounds like you have a converted waffenrock. Post pictures if you can.Comment
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