Untouched family consigned grouping to Leutnant Tröger. Tröger, possibly a WW1 veteran, served as a Leutnant with Artillerie-Regiment 46 which was based in Amberg, Bavaria, his hometown.
The grouping was found in a large size wooden officer's case in August 2021 and containing an impressive amount of WWI and WWII militaria. Please see other items from Tröger's family listed in this catalogue.
Untouched privately purchased field tunic to Tröger serving as a Leutnant with schwere Artillerie-Abteilung 764. No moth damage1
100% period time attached insignia. Collar tabs attached by machine, breast eagle and shoulder boards atached by hand.
A hand-embroidered officer's type of eagle. Red piped shoulder bords with gilt "764" cyphers. Loops for one award and a small field bar which is still attached. Period time attached Iron Cross ribbon.
Fine silk lining. No tailor's or name tag. A catch to attach a dagger.
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