This was an unlined, insignia-less uniform made of linen or cotton herringbone twill (HBT) that typically had two buttonless patch pockets on the skirt; enlisted versions had a standing collar while NCO and officer versions had rise-and-fall collars.

This is a great example of a highly desirable and iconic Heer Sturmartillerie (Assault Artillery) NCO "Panzer Wrap" tunic, in the "Field Combat" HBT fabric construction.

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Original Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a highly desirable and iconic Heer Sturmartillerie (Assault Artillery) NCO "Panzer Wrap" tunic, in the "Field Combat" HBT fabric construction.

This was an unlined, insignia-less uniform made of linen or cotton herringbone twill (HBT) that typically had two buttonless patch pockets on the skirt; enlisted versions had a standing collar while NCO and officer versions had rise-and-fall collars.

Rare Heer HBT or Drillich EM Panzer jacket in excellent, unissued condition. The garment is a textbook, late war example manufactured in reed green hbt or Drillich. The garment was meant to be worn on top of the wool Panzer and Stug wrap sets.

GERMAN WWII ARMY HERRINGBONE TWILL DRILL TUNIC. A HBT tunic in green worn by an nco in a signals unit having the mid war field grey centre shoulder boards with nco lace and lemon yellow wool piping. Universal green on grey Bevo woven collar patches. Nco lace to the collar, an nco Bevo woven eagle to the upper left breast.

Four pockets adorn the front, with each pocket flap being the simple straight cut and fastened with painted pebbled zinc dish buttons. The tunics upper left breast pockets carries one set of award loops which appear to have been on he tunic for a length of time.

h048483 assault artillery em/nco's second pattern reed green hbt wrap tunic. (Sturmartillerie Feldbluse) BACKGROUND: Development of self-propelled assault artillery to support the infantry in a close fire support role began in the late 1930's and continued through-out the war.

This variant would be worn on the four pocket HBT Luftwaffe summer tunic and/or Luftwaffe field division smock. It is constructed out of machine embroidered white/grey rayon stitching to a green HBT cotton twill weave cotton base.