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Wehrmacht infantry tunic, 1936 pattern, Brago 1938
Wehrmacht infantry tunic, 1936 pattern, Brago 1938, unworn condition
Rare 1936 pattern Wehrmacht infantry tunic, made in 1938 from dense bright turquoise-grey wool typical of early production. Produced by Brago, as marked inside the medical pocket. Superb condition with no signs of wear. Features depot acceptance stamp B-38.
The dark green collar is fitted with early infantry collar tabs with white piping. The breast eagle is a 1938 jacquard-woven version. All buttons are factory-sewn. Three small neatly darned holes are visible on the left panel near the belt area — minimal signs of storage.
Size markings on the right internal panel:
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Left upper: 45
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Left lower: 74
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Center: 90
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Right upper: 42
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Right lower: 65
Approximate fit is modern European size 50–52, suited for a soldier around 190 cm tall.
Additional unit markings include 9./J.R.131 (9th Company, 131st Infantry Regiment), Roman numeral I (1st Battalion), and a sewn paper tag with the size and unit J.R.15 Wien — likely indicating later reassignment, though the tunic was never issued.
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Wehrmacht infantry tunic, 1936 pattern, Brago 1938, unworn condition
Rare 1936 pattern Wehrmacht infantry tunic, made in 1938 from dense bright turquoise-grey wool typical of early production. Produced by Brago, as marked inside the medical pocket. Superb condition with no signs of wear. Features depot acceptance stamp B-38.
The dark green collar is fitted with early infantry collar tabs with white piping. The breast eagle is a 1938 jacquard-woven version. All buttons are factory-sewn. Three small neatly darned holes are visible on the left panel near the belt area — minimal signs of storage.
Size markings on the right internal panel:
-
Left upper: 45
-
Left lower: 74
-
Center: 90
-
Right upper: 42
-
Right lower: 65
Approximate fit is modern European size 50–52, suited for a soldier around 190 cm tall.
Additional unit markings include 9./J.R.131 (9th Company, 131st Infantry Regiment), Roman numeral I (1st Battalion), and a sewn paper tag with the size and unit J.R.15 Wien — likely indicating later reassignment, though the tunic was never issued.
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