Germany, Heer. A Reserve Infantry Officer’s Dress Tunic certificate_of_authenticity ring marked "52"

ring marked "52"

This was later connected to his death of cancer of the neck

2d Army Corps

the Hindenburg Cross for Combatants 1914-1918

He was discharged at Kilkenny on June 25

Germany, Heer. A Reserve Infantry Officer’s Dress Tunic certificate_of_authenticity ring marked "52"(Hauptmann der Heeresreserve Waffenrock). This is a very well preserved Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Reserve officers dress tunic constructed of a smooth field gray wool exterior with an intact rayon blended interior liner. The collar, constructed of smooth hunter green wool, is neatly lined from end to end with the white Waffenfarbe (corps colour) piping of Wehrmacht infantry personnel. The collar is flanked on each side by tabs, constructed of a white wool