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Rare Original 5th Panzer WW2 German Group

5th Panzer Jacket £4200

Panzer Wool Trousers £550

Panzer Leather Boots £250

Panzer Goggles £225

Panzer Side Cap £285

3x Michael Wittmann Postcards £60

(Michael Wittmann was a German Waffen-SS tank commander during the Second World War. He is known for his ambush of elements of the British 7th Armoured Division during the Battle of Villers-Bocage on 13 June 1944.)

This remarkable wrapper is crafted from black wool and exhibits a unique, custom design. It appears to have been fashioned from a restructured tunic dating back to the period, with the addition of a zipper for front closure-a feature that has been noted in several similar garments. Notably, the "Herbert Elsner" wrapper also incorporated a zipper for its front fastening, where the original lapels were removed and replaced with a zipper. Historical photographs reveal that Heer panzer soldiers frequently donned wrappers with zipper closures, further emphasizing the practicality and

style of this design. The tunic is adorned with panzer collar tabs, which feature metal skulls that are meticulously machine-sewn onto the collar. Additionally, the shoulders are embellished with shoulder boards made from dull Russian braid, set against a pink wool backing. On the left chest, a Heer panzer officer's breast eagle, crafted from silver bullion threads and mounted on black backing, is elegantly hand-sewn. The garment also includes sewn loops for three awards, with a three-place ribbon bar positioned above the pocket flap-less left chest pocket, showcasing the wearer's commendations. Internally, the wrapper is fully lined with a grey and black rayon fabric, while the sleeves

are also lined with rayon for added comfort. A tailor label is machine-sewn into the inside neck, indicating its bespoke nature. The overall condition of the wrapper is good, showing only minor signs of age and genuine use, with no visible holes, rips, or repairs. This piece not only reflects the craftsmanship of its time but also serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of military attire.)

 

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RARE OriginalWW2 German 5th Panzer Group

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