Show your General's Tunics

[RonR]

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[Dave Suter]

Here's my Feldbluse mit Vorstossen (Army Piped Field Service Tunic) for a Generalleutnant. Has a 'Kuhn & Nupnau' tailor's label but no owner's name. The medals and ribbon bar are not original to the tunic - just added to the original loops.

[Dave Suter]

And my other one, also a Piped Field Service Tunic for a Generalintendant [Generalmajor] of the Wehrkreisverwaltung und Intendantur [Military Area Administration and Intendant's Service].

[Dave Suter]

And a 'trifecta' photo of the collar tab, shoulder board with HV device and the breast eagle.

[Eddie]

Sorry i am little late,

Generalmajor Dietrich Beelitz

Yong enthusiastic and intelligent men with very exiting career in German Army,awards was added by me but he did get awarded DKIG and Iron Cross 1st class,second class and couple of medals,tunic is named with label.

PS RK just for bling bling effect,sorry.

[Eddie]

and this is him wile still in rank of major or colonel hard to see on this blurry picture

[Adam S.]

Really nice named tunic Eddie! Is this a relatively new acquisition?

[Eddie]

Really nice named tunic Eddie! Is this a relatively new acquisition?

Hey Adam,thanks mate,no i have it for few years now its in my collection thread,eagle is replaced by a collector as it was found without it,award loops are real tailor made.

[beufighter]

stunning jacket Eddie looks very good all decked out

[Obersalzberg]

It is indeed very handsome.
I would however remove the odd looking Party badge. ..that looks very out of place.....unless of course the man actually owned it.

[Adam S.]

Hey Adam,thanks mate,no i have it for few years now its in my collection thread,eagle is replaced by a collector as it was found without it,award loops are real tailor made.

I could certainly live with that on a named piece! I think I do remember seeing it now in your thread.

[Adam S.]

BTT. Anybody else have anything to show?

[rob NL]

Hi, here is ImageUploadedByTapatalk1387753571.075054.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1387753588.318332.jpgGeneral Friedrich Weber's tunics and cap.