Original German WWII Named Heer 36th Infantry Feldwebel M35 Waffenrock Tunic with Pants and Marksmanship Lanyard - dated 1935 Books & Films WW1 Officers were required to

WW1 Officers were required to procure their own uniforms and accouterments

and somehow made it out of Japan

with the expected wear and tear from having been through The Great War

The gilded crossguard is in the form of a flying gull

which supplied a number of mounted infantry sotnias ("hundreds")

Original German WWII Named Heer 36th Infantry Feldwebel M35 Waffenrock Tunic with Pants and Marksmanship Lanyard - dated 1935 Books & Films WW1 Officers were required toOriginal Item: One of a kind. The M35 dress tunic was introduced for wear by all ranks on June 29TH 1935 as the walking out, parade and ceremonial dress with the piped, stone grey long pants. The design of the M35 dress tunic was based on the Imperial German armys service tunic but was a different color and generally of much higher quality. Originally all personnel were issued two M35 dress tunics but manufacture was discontinued in late 1939 or early