A Rare Second War Hungarian Paratroopers Tunic certificate_of_authenticity Chatham on September 21

Chatham on September 21

for Air Force dagger

in that their advantages lay in familiarity with local terrain and topography

Chapter X : From Ecoivres to Berneville - Night Marching to the South - The Dawn of "The Day" - Battle of Amiens - Rosieres - A Record Train Journey - Ready for the Hindenburg Switch

On September 9th

A Rare Second War Hungarian Paratroopers Tunic certificate_of_authenticity Chatham on September 21This is an extremely rare and untouched. The tunic is composed of a thick cotton, tightly woven with a burlap insulation layer within the interior. The material is solid, with no moth holes. The shoulders are padded with enclosed pads of burlap. It maintains its original 5 wood colour buttons. Although unmarked, the jacket size is approximately a 32. The Paratrooper badge is cotton and gold bullion, hand sewn as visible from the interior of the tunic.