Personal Luftwaffe 4-pocket service tunic attributed to Gordon Gollob.
Fine privately tailored tunic by Wilhelm Holters, Berlin. A tailor's label attached to the silk lining. Fine hand-embroidered collar tabs and breast eagle. Seam of the eagle slightly opened to the bottom of the swastika. Both attached by hand. Yellow piped matching shoulder boards in the rank of an Oberst. Silver cord around the collar.
Three pair of a award loops to the left pocket with clear signs of wear. Also loops for a ribbon bar and a Squadron Clasp. Four loops to the right pocket.
Narvik Shield and Krim Shield attached to the left sleeve without cloth backing. The back-plate left clear signs of wear to the front side. There is a a small hole caused by the back-plate of the Krim Shield.
No name tag.
No mothing. A approximately 8cm long crack to the very bottom of the left sleeve due to extensive wear. Another 5cm long crack to the right sleeve. Same position.
Good condition 2.
Size M.
Gollob's personal belongings were sold by the family originally. This item was owned by a collector since 1999 and was now consigned to us.
