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German WW2 M36 reconnaissance Obergefreiter's combat uniform

German WW2 M36 reconnaissance Obergefreiter's combat uniform

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German WW2 M36 reconnaissance Obergefreiter's combat uniform

A textbook, heavily worn WWII German Army (Heer) M36 Service Tunic (Feldbluse M36).

This iconic early-war uniform features the sought-after dark bottle-green wool collar, pleated cargo pockets with scalloped flaps, and complete original period-applied insignia.

This tunic was worn by an Obergefreiter in the Cavalry & Reconnaissance Branch (Kavallerie / Aufklärungstruppe), featuring distinct golden-yellow piping on the dark green shoulder straps.

Reconnaissance troops operated as the "eyes and ears" at the tip of the spear, engaging in high-risk scouting and mobile combat operations.

Period sewn BeVo breast eagle and early-style dark green collar tabs with yellow stripes matching the shoulder straps.

Features a Iron Cross 2nd Class (EKII) buttonhole ribbon alongside original metal belt support hooks.

 Golden-yellow piped shoulder straps showing ghosting impressions from a previously removed unit number (13). These were removed per regulation 1940.

Nicely stamped on the inside. 

Lagano (Lago = Landes-Lieferungsgenossenschaft (Regional Supply Cooperative))  / = Niederösterreich (Lower Austria)

41 43

96

48 61

E.40

E: Erfurt Depot (Bekleidungsamt Erfurt) where the finished tunic was inspected and received into Army inventory.

40: 1940, confirming the tunic was officially accepted/issued in 1940 (fitting perfectly for an early-war M36 model tunic).

Entire uniform show wear, repairs and soiling. 

If you want a combat veteran this is it!