Germany, Wehrmacht. An Italian Camouflage Field Tunic Hold the reverse bears the inscription

the reverse bears the inscription “Für Verdienst im Kriege 1914” (“For Merit in the 1914 War”)

between 1940 and 1941

the reverse with the Saxe-Coburg and Gotha coat of arms topped by inscription of “FUER VERDIENST” (“FOR SERVICE”)

The long multi-ridged part would align with the barrel of the rifle

Germany, Wehrmacht. An Italian Camouflage Field Tunic Hold the reverse bears the inscription(Waffenrock). A well preserved field tunic constructed of a weather hardened cotton duck material. The exterior is dyed in a classic Italian camouflage used by Wehrmacht and SS personnel, with a mottle consisting of a light olive drab overlaid by irregular splotches of light and dark brown. It features a turned down collar which transitions into double breast lapels. Set into the breast flaps are four pleated pockets closing with scalloped flaps, all