Germany, Ss. A Rare Ss-Panzergrenadier Regiment 10 “Westland” Assault Gun Unterscharführer’s Tunic Hold arriving on the 18th

arriving on the 18th

The underside of the belt in thick red leather

and two black and white Photographs of a Uniformed Soldier (one is of the soldier from the chest up

chipping evident in the red and white enamels on the suspension)

the reverse bears the date “16 April” with the shield of Schaumburg-Lippe to the left and the shield of Saxe-Altenburg to the right

Germany, Ss. A Rare Ss-Panzergrenadier Regiment 10 “Westland” Assault Gun Unterscharführer’s Tunic Hold arriving on the 18th(Waffen SS Panzerjacke). A rare and extremely well preserved assault gun tunic belonging to an Unterscharfhrer who served with SS Panzergrenadier Regiment 10 Westland. Constructed of field grey wool, the tunic features a turned down collar which transitions into double breast lapels. The collar is flanked on each side by tabs constructed of black wool with buckram cores, fully trimmed along the exterior edges with red piping. Each measuring 45 mm (w)