Original Item: Only One Available: Absolutely stunning Imperial German Field Grey Private Purchase  M1907/10 Tunic that appears to have never had shoulder boards installed. Constructed of a higher quality field grey wool than the standard issue tunics. Piped in red along the front edge, and rear skirt pockets, the cuffs  and collar are piped in black wool, which denotes the uniform is for Technical Troops (Aviation, Artillery, etc.)

The tunic is fitted with Brass Prussian Buttons.The left chest is fitted with ribbon bar and badge loops (a Wound Badge in Silver is included). Interior has a dark gray twill silk body with a single interior pocket at the waist.  Sleeves are lined with an attractive yellow cotton.

Imperial German Feldgrau uniforms are incredibly hard to find, especially Enlisted Uniforms. Aside from the attrition of clothing worn in the trenches, much was burned as a result of the Spanish Influenza Pandemic and lice infestations. What survived was either worn out by veterans who repurposed their old uniforms as everyday clothing following the bleak years during the massive depression that raged throughout Germany, or, was simply repurposed or converted for use with the Reichswehr. It is for these reasons that on the collector’s market today Imperial German Officer’s uniforms are far more common than enlisted. While enlisted uniforms were either destroyed, worn out, or repurposed, officers' uniforms, on the other hand, were generally preserved by the veterans and their families, who could simply afford to do so.

Approximate Measurements:
Collar to Shoulder: 9.5”
Shoulder to Sleeve: 23”
Shoulder to Shoulder: 15”
Chest Width: 14”
Waist Width: 15”
Hip Width: 18”
Front Length: 28”