MINT Feldbluse Hauptmann d.R. Panzerjäger

MINT Feldbluse Hauptmann d.R. Panzerjäger (7 Loops)Description:We are extremely proud to present this breathtaking, near-mint, unissued officer's field blouse (Eigentumstück) for a Hauptmann der Reserve within a Panzerjäger-Abteilung. This tunic was recently discovered in a historical German tailor stock (Schneiderei-Bestand) and is, apart from two minor and invisible storage traces, in absolute, untouched MINT condition. There is absolutely no moth damage (Mottenfraß) to be found anywhere in the high-quality gabardine/tricot fabric!

Tailor-Made Features & Historical Analysis:Die Schulterstücke (Shoulder Boards): Braided silver-grey officer's tress with silver-coloured rank pips (two pips indicating the rank of Hauptmann). Unique and extremely rare is the silver-coloured gothic 'P' Cypher (Chiffre) between the pips. While active-duty officers wore gold-coloured letters, this aluminum-silver execution specifically indicates an officer of the Reserve (or training depot) within the anti-tank units. The wool piping backing is executed in the crisp, bright pink Waffenfarbe (Rosa) for the Panzerjäger, which remains completely vibrant.Der Kragen & Kragenspiegel: The dark green badge-cloth collar (dunkelgrüner Abzeichentuch) features original, factory- or tailor-mounted officer's collar patches (Kragenspiegel) with the pink parallel litzen (Litzen) for officers.Der Brustadler (The Breast Eagle): On the right breast is a stunning hand-embroidered officer's breast eagle (Brustadler für Offiziere) in bright silver-bullion thread. It is original period-mounted and sits perfectly straight without any wrinkling or damage to the cloth.Die Aufschläge (French Cuffs): The sleeves feature the classic, deep turnback cuffs (Aufschläge), which are a hallmark of high-quality, custom tailor-made officer tunics, adding an incredibly sharp silhouette to the display.Missing Tailor Label: Please note that there is no tailor label or name tag present inside the lining. This lack of a label is typical for unissued pieces (Lagerware) from late-war stocks that were left behind at the tailor shop before being fully completed or picked up by the officer, confirming its pristine, unworn status.Buttons & Details: All buttons are executed in their original, matte, field-grey paint (feldgrau gekörnte Knöpfe).

The left breast pocket is custom-fitted by the tailor with an impressive 4+3 Ordenschlaufen-configuration (badge loops): four loops on the pocket face for Steckabzeichen (such as EK1 and Verwundetenabzeichen) and three tight loops above for a Nahkampfspange or Feldspange.Important Note on Medals:The medals and badges shown in the photographs are not included in the base price of the tunic and are for display purposes only. However, since we have a large inventory of original WW2 decorations in stock, a matching, period-correct medal set can be provided upon consultation/negotiation.Storage Traces (Unseen imperfections due to storage):The tunic is demonstrably unissued and has been safely stored away for the past 80 years. Due to careless, long-term hanging on a hanger that was slightly too wide, two minimal, completely invisible defects have occurred that absolutely do not affect its historical value:In the silk inner lining (Innenfutter) under the right armpit, the seam has split slightly due to hanging tension (an easy fix).The upper blind closure hook (Kragenhaken) on the inside of the collar is missing.Both traces are completely invisible from the outside and serve as the ultimate proof that this tunic was never worn in the field, but survived the war purely as an unissued tailor-made piece.