GFM Wilhelm Keitel - persönliche Feldbluse - photo 1
ID 1322657
Lot 2398 | GFM Wilhelm Keitel - persönliche Feldbluse
GFM Wilhelm Keitel - persönliche Feldbluse
Maßgeschneiderte Feldbluse im Schnitt alter Art aus feinem feldgrauen Gabardine (kleine Mottenlöcher) mit dunkelgrünem Kragen (das Unterfutter mottig), rotem Vorstoß an der Knopfleiste und goldenen Knöpfen. Das graue Seidenfutter mit Durchlass für die Seitenwaffe, einem Schneideretikett von Averbeck & Bröskamp Berlin im Rückenteil sowie einem Trägeretikett "Generalfeldmarschall Keitel ... Januar 1945" in der Innentasche. Goldgestickter Brustadler, rote Kragenspiegel mit den besonderen dreiblättrigen, goldenen (bicolor) larischen Stickereien für Marschalle. Vernähte Schulterstücke mit einem Geflecht aus drei goldenen Rundschnüren, aufgelegten silbernen Marschallstäben und rotem Futter. Viele Ordensschlaufen.
GFM Wilhelm Keitel - his personal field tunic
GFM Wilhelm Keitel - his personal field tunic
Tailor-made field tunic old version of fine field-grey gabardine (small moth holes) with dark green collar (the underlay moth-eaten), red piping at the button fly and gold buttons. The grey silk lining with opening for the sidearm, the reverse with tailor’s label of Averbeck & Bröskamp Berlin, wearer’s label "Generalfeldmarschall Keitel ... Januar 1945"inside the inner pocket. Gold-embroidered breast eagle, red collar patches with the special trifoliate Larisch (Old Prussian) embroidery for marshals in gold (bicoloured). Sewn-on shoulder boards with braiding of three rounded gold cords, applied silver marshal batons and red lining. Many order loops.
Condition: I - II
Auction house category:Ground troops in general
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