Germany, Luftwaffe. A Pilot Hauptmann’s Service Uniform Tunic Auction with the maker’s stamp on

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Keble Chattertons Beating the U-Boats takes up the story: Perhaps one of the most pleasing (to us) incidents of the last war took place on 24 November 1917

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Pilot Hauptmann’s Service Uniform Tunic Auction with the maker’s stamp on(Luftwaffe Hauptmann Feldbluse). This tunic is constructed of blue grey wool, featuring a turned down collar flanked by a matching set of collar tabs, constructed of a buckram core, the exterior constructed of bright yellow wool, the obverse bearing three gulls constructed of silver aluminum bullion chord, adorned with laurel leaves beneath, and with twisted silver aluminum bullion chord around the edges, measuring 58 mm (w) x 41 mm (l). The collar is