Original German WWII Heer Army EM Collar Litzen and 139th Jäger Regiment Shoulder Strap - Drilljacke Tunic Cut Off One-of-a-Kind starting in September

starting in September

and the side has a fitting for a hook on the hanger

It measures approximately 15 1/2" x 3 7/8"

The Jacket features a British-Made 707th Bombardment Squadron Patch on the left chest

Original German WWII Heer Army EM Collar Litzen and 139th Jäger Regiment Shoulder Strap - Drilljacke Tunic Cut Off One-of-a-Kind starting in SeptemberOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a set of "Uniform Cut Off" insignia from a German WWII Heer Army 139th Jger Regiment Enlisted man, consisting of a right collar litzen, or collar tab, and a schulterklapp (shoulder strap). These look to have been cut off from a Drilljacke (drill jacket) Field tunic, and the litzen was cut off with a piece of the collar, while the shoulder strap had the stitching undone. The insignia are both of the 1938