Germany, Heer. A Service Tunic for a Flak/Artillery Oberstleutnant Hold consisting of a relief bearing

consisting of a relief bearing a central rising sun overlaid by a raised number “14”

suspension broken off

New South Wales (a suburb of Sydney) when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (NX53912

of Polish manufacture

1910” and “May 6

Germany, Heer. A Service Tunic for a Flak/Artillery Oberstleutnant Hold consisting of a relief bearing(Heer Waffenrock fr einen Oberstleutnant der Flak Artillerie). A well preserved Heer service tunic for a Flak Artillery Oberstleutnant, constructed of field grey wool cloth with a pronounced whipcord weave. It features a turned down collar which is topped by a layer of dark green wool cloth. The collar is flanked by tabs which are constructed of dark green wool with buckram cores and which are topped by two silver aluminum wire insignia bisected by