Germany, Luftwaffe. A Tropical Service Shirt visually-hidden a hole with brass eyelet

a hole with brass eyelet for attachment of the epaulette to the uniform

this piece exhibits only light wear with a total length of 32 inches from the shoulder point and 21 inches on the front decorative braid

The use of an alis when enlisting into the military is not an unusual event and the Canadian expeditionary Force certainly has a number of enlistees who

the reverse featuring a depiction of the Novgorod Kremlin surrounded by a chain wreath

Ottawa date stamped January 10

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Tropical Service Shirt visually-hidden a hole with brass eyelet(Luftwaffe Tropen Diensthemd). A well preserved Luftwaffe tropical service shirt, constructed of khaki tan cotton. It features a turned down collar with a vertical slit extending from the collar through the chest, closing with four bakelite buttons on the right meeting an equal number of reinforced buttonholes on the left. The shoulders are flanked on each side by a pebbled zink button and integral loop for the addition of straps. Each cuff has a