Germany, Wehrmacht. A Field-Made Hybrid Pattern Camouflage Smock Hold for the German invasion of

for the German invasion of Poland he was appointed head of his own Army Corps "Weichs"

constructed of dark grey wool with a subtle whipcord weave

the reverse inscribed “Zum Andenken an den hundertsten Geburtstag des Grossen Kaisers Wilhelm I/1797 - 22 Maerz 1897 (in remembrance of the one hundredth birthday of Wilhelm I)

9mm (h – inclusive of integral ring atop crown suspension)

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Field-Made Hybrid Pattern Camouflage Smock Hold for the German invasion of(Wehrmacht Wendetarnhemd). An interesting Wehrmacht (Heer and Luftwaffe Field Divisions) camouflage smock, constructed of multiple panels of cotton rayon blended cloth. The torso is dyed in a classic Splittertarnmuster (splinter pattern) scheme consisting of a beige base overlaid by irregular geometric shapes executed in dark green and dark brown, with dark green splinters throughout. Notably, the arms are dyed in a Sumpftarnmuster (swamp pattern)