Germany, Heer. An Infanterie-Regiment 16 Hauptmann’s Dress Tunic, Owner-Attributed, By Hermann Hegeler certificate_of_authenticity and an additional stamp from

and an additional stamp from a British immigration officer in Fleetwood dated 8 July 1941

initially being assigned to Pionier-Bataillon 219

his citation appearing in the London Gazette on December 9

CARLSON" on the reverse

Reinstatement in Civil Employment Act

Germany, Heer. An Infanterie-Regiment 16 Hauptmann’s Dress Tunic, Owner-Attributed, By Hermann Hegeler certificate_of_authenticity and an additional stamp from(Heer Parade Waffenrock fr Hauptmann). A well preserved Heer dress tunic issued to a Hauptmann of Infanterie Regiment 16, constructed of field grey wool. It features a turned down collar which is trimmed with white piping and fully lined on the obverse with a layer of smooth dark green wool. The collar is flanked by tabs constructed of white wool with buckram cores and topped by dual machine embroidered silver aluminum wire insignia, each measuring 45