Newly acquired Panzer Lehr Waffenrock with Spanien Cuff Title

[richthofen_117]

Hi all,

I'd like to share my newly acquired Panzer Lehr Waffenrock with Spanien cufftitle with you, IMO it's a nice original untouched one, do you think so?

Thanks in advance!

Yun

[richthofen_117]

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[46IR]

First jacket ive ever seen with a spanien cuff a truly rare jacket if untouched

[pauke]

tunic

Nice looking tunic the way one expects to see it. The insignia appear to be original to it without a hands-on inspection IMO. No labels inside the pocket or acceptance stamp on the front lower edge of the lining?

[jmcm]

[nonameno]

Hello Gentlemen,
I certainly like what I see as well. The cufftitle is a very rare original, and the tunic appears untouched as well. I like the look of the patina on the early shoulderstrap insignia. Is there a tailor's label inside the lining?
Thank you,
Curtiss

[Gary B]

Very nice and one of 2 that I know of.

Gary B

[richthofen_117]

Thanks to all for your nice comments.

Unfortunately there's no tailor label or name tag inside the lining, hope this does not matter.

Best regards,
Yun

[jmcm]

Did you look in the back pockets in the slit in the back? I had one tunic with a label back there, Joe

[sander vw]

I like it very much! Very rare cuff

[richthofen_117]

Did you look in the back pockets in the slit in the back? I had one tunic with a label back there, Joe

Hi Joe, Thanks for your concern, strangely this waffenrock doesn't have inside pocket, and there's no label stitched on the lining. Best, Yun

[Richard T]

Stunning tunic and cuff title

[Chris Boonzaier]

A silly question ... but is this a tunic with an added title... or an original title for a man who for some strange reason never had a spanish cross?

[pauke]

title

The cuff title was a tradition piece just as the 5th(?) Marines today still wear a Belgian fourragere award them in WW 1. I knew a number of Pz. Lehr Regt. vets--three of them PLR from the mid-1930's on-- and they never got to Spain. Somewhere I have a stack of photos of an Oberfeldwebel friend decked out in his parade tunic doing things with his family in a park in 1943, cuff title and all.

[richthofen_117]

Nice looking tunic the way one expects to see it. The insignia appear to be original to it without a hands-on inspection IMO. No labels inside the pocket or acceptance stamp on the front lower edge of the lining?

Thanks Pauke for your positive comment.
There's no stamp on the front lower edge of the lining as well. Best, Yun