A front-line Infantry Hauptmanns tunic, M41

A front-line infantry Hauptmanns tunic, M41. Converted from private to an officer in an army depot. The size is on the left side, which indicates a repair or alteration in the depot or factory. The standard size stamp is usually on the right side and bears the name of the company and the depot letter and year designation. A dark green half-stand collar was redone in the workshop, and "French" cuffs were also added, which is appropriate to the tunic of command personnel. The tunic is made of a late-type of wool cloth, typical for uniforms made after 1941. On the left pocket, there are loops for awards. Traces of strong front-line life. There are a couple of damages from the insects: in the area of ​​the right lower pocket, on the left sleeve and a couple of minor holes - check photos. All insignia are original, but it's definitely difficult to say when exactly the insignia were allied. Sleeve length 67 cm, chest volume 90 cm, which, with all the changes, coincides with the dimensions indicated on the tunic's markings.