Original German WWI Imperial German Prussian Artillery Officer Waffenrock Tunic with Trousers - V., VI., XVI., XVII. Armee-Korps Multi Nation Flags Maker’s markings and patent information

Maker’s markings and patent information still partially legible on top of the receiver

with a lot of the original wax sealing the top and bottoms intact

Dutch and French prisoners arrived that had been captured during the Battle of France

It is named A

- WWII Ships for Victory Pin sterling silver with original cardboard backing marked too the American Emblem Co

Original German WWI Imperial German Prussian Artillery Officer Waffenrock Tunic with Trousers - V., VI., XVI., XVII. Armee-Korps Multi Nation Flags Maker’s markings and patent informationOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a lovely M 1895 Prussian Waffenrock, featuring the beautiful Swedish Cuffs! In 1842, Preuen (Prussia) introduced a new pattern of uniform for all foot troops consisting of a uniform called a Waffenrock to be worn with a tall leather spiked helmet called a Pickelhaube. This form of dress was considerably different from the short Kollet (a waist length jacket with tails) worn with the high leather Tschako