German Army Panzer Field Jacket (Field Grey version)

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SKU: 20.GOR.02.01.03.001.001

Estimated market value:

$4000 USD

  • German Army Panzer Field Jacket (Field Grey version) Obverse

Estimated market value:

$4000 USD

Attributes

  • Country
    Germany
  • Image Licensing
    The image is attributed to Auction House Andreas Thies, Catalogue 64. See: https://www.andreas-thies.de/onTEAM/grafik/A64_353_384.pdf

Physical Description and Item Details


Marked to the interior with slightly washed-out size/issue stamps. Uniform shows much wear/age to nap of wool and insignia. Uniform comes complete with all buttons and undamaged lining with correct bias material to interior shoulder lining. Insignia consists of correct slip-on Lieutenant’s pink piped shoulder straps and field grey panzer collar tabs. Bullion breast eagle possibly post-war attached. Uniform comes complete with ribbon bar, Iron Cross First Class, General Assault Badge, and Wound badge.

History


The jacket used by Panzer units is black, double breasted, and fly-fronted, with pink branch colour piping around the outer edge of the collar, which was discontinued in 1942. It was worn by all ranks.

The jacket was worn open at the neck with the lapels folded back, and closed by three buttons on the lapel and four buttons down the front below it. Two black horn buttons on the right side of the chest can secure the left lapel, in case the jacket was worn closed at the neck. The sleeves have a slash and button for adjustment. There are two inside breast pockets, the right one rectangular, the left one slanted.

A field grey version was introduced for members of assault gun units on May 29, 1940.

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