Hauptmann officer tunic for review

[kirk1]

Hi,

I hope, that this one is original. Collar tabs and eagle are hand-sewn.

But what kind of badge was on the right pocket? The loops are too narrow for a DK.

Thorsten

[kirk1]

Inside of the sleeves has a strange pattern:

[kirk1]

some more pics:

[richthofen_117]

The tunic, as well as the insignias look good to me. Possibly a DK winner.
I think his DK should be a earlier Deschler 6 rivet, like this one:





Best regards, Yun

[MarcoPennisi]

For sure an original 5-button (early) WH/Army officers' tunic.
I f the wearer was a DK winner, this tunic m i g h t have belonged either to Siegfried Moldenhauer or to Wilhelm von Oertzen. Both were awarded the DK Gold class while serving in Infantry Rgt 48 as junior officers. Considering the decorations awarded and those that might have been pinned to the tunic, Moldenhauer is most likely. Just my clue that could be refuted.
MP

[supperpotato]

Very nice tunic. Interesting marking on the lining

[kirk1]

Thank you all.

I´ve also never seen this kind of cloth for the inside of the
sleeves before.

[PZKG]

Very Nice tunic!

Let me know if you wish to sell it

Cheers

Mads

[overthetop]

For sure an original 5-button (early) WH/Army officers' tunic.
I f the wearer was a DK winner, this tunic m i g h t have belonged either to Siegfried Moldenhauer or to Wilhelm von Oertzen. Both were awarded the DK Gold class while serving in Infantry Rgt 48 as junior officers. Considering the decorations awarded and those that might have been pinned to the tunic, Moldenhauer is most likely. Just my clue that could be refuted.
MP

Great call!! I agree Siegfried Moldenhauer, think you are right on. He also won 2 close combat awards and the KC and all the award loops indicate this is the best choice. IMHO makes a great looking tunic special to hsitory.

[46IR]

Is it just me because i cant see any pictures