Original German WWII Luftwaffe HBT Drillich Service Tunic Made to Resemble Fliegerbluse with Faded Markings Japanese Artwork & Posters 10 x double edged razor

10 x double edged razor blades

The four permanent liner rivets are still present

its butt plate has been replaced with a leather butt pad when it was shortened from the rear

The jacket features all original Parachute Regiment buttons as well as a set of bullion “wings” on the right shoulder and both collar devices

Original German WWII Luftwaffe HBT Drillich Service Tunic Made to Resemble Fliegerbluse with Faded Markings Japanese Artwork & Posters 10 x double edged razorOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just acquired from an old German WWII collection, this is a very interesting service worn Luftwaffe "Drillich" fabric Herring Bone Twill cotton tunic, as introduced later in the war. Originally intended to be for drill use, during WWII the utility of using "Drillich" fabric for service uniforms, instead of the more delicate wool, became readily apparent. The Heer Army had similar uniforms, which were deployed early