Germany, Luftwaffe. The Service Tunic Of Oberst Helmut Bruck, Stuka Ace & Knight’s Cross Recipient, By Thorn certificate_of_authenticity Excellent quality and condition

Excellent quality and condition

Quality collar tabs featuring hand embroidered litzen in bright silver/aluminum wire with twisted wine red rayon branch of service stripes

along with being number stamped "1467" on the reverse

member of the NSDAP and leader of the Staabswache (Adolf Hitler’s bodyguard unit) resurrected the Totenkopf from when it was used during the interwar period of the Freikorps

Footnote: Eugene Small Munden was born on November 21

Germany, Luftwaffe. The Service Tunic Of Oberst Helmut Bruck, Stuka Ace & Knight’s Cross Recipient, By Thorn certificate_of_authenticity Excellent quality and condition(Luftwaffe Dienstrock). A scarce and well preserved Luftwaffe service tunic to Oberst Helmut Bruck, a decorated Stuka ace and Knights Cross recipient. Constructed of dark grey whipcord wool, the tunic features a turned down collar which is trimmed with twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire piping, and which transitions into double breast lapels. The shoulders are flanked by boards constructed of golden yellow wool with card stock cores, topped by