WW2 German Army Artillery Officer Waffenrock (M35 Dress Tunic). Eight button front closure. Nice bullion army officer eagle on one side, the other side of two has two sets of loops for awards. Nice bullion collar tabs with red waffenfarbe (for Army Artillery). Sew-in Army Officer Leutnant shoulder straps. Several scattered moth nips, still displays nicely. Worn condition. Additional Notes: The WW2 German Waffenrock (M35 Dress Tunic) was a formal dress tunic used by the German Army during WW2. It was originally a medieval term for an outer garment worn by knights over their armor, but by WW2, it referred to a specific type of military uniform. The Army waffenrock was a form-fitting, thigh-length tunic made of fine feldgrau (field gray) wool. It had a taller collar than the standard service tunic and featured collar tabs with Waffenfarbe (branch color) backing. The Waffenrock was worn for ceremonial and parade occasions, often with medals, aiguillettes (for officers), and other formal accessories. Production and issue of the Waffenrock were suspended in 1940, but it remained authorized for walking out. See below in the Description area for a short video. See Additional Information for shipping dimensions.
