294 Uniform of an Untersturmführer (Totenkopfverbände).
Tunic worn by Hans Hüttigt, made of gray cloth. Silvered buttons with back, RZM - manufacturer's mark. Collar with silver cord edging. Collar tabs for Untersturmführer with three rank stars. The right hand tab with embroidered skull with number "10" below made of silver plated metal threads on black cloth backing.
On both sides sewn in shoulder boards for Untersturmführer on black cloth backing. With RZM - buttons.
On the right sleeve insignia for old fighters. The left sleeve with SS - eagle in hand embroidered officer's version made of silvered metal threads on black cloth.
On the left breast pocket bronze Reich sports badge. Hand sewn ribbon loops.
Original gray-green lining with manufacturer's label of Max Krieg, Geyer.
Superficial moth wear on the right breast pocket. Light signs of wear and use consistent with age.
For the research of contemporary history extraordinarily interesting and important uniform jacket of the utmost rarity.
To my knowledge the only surviving uniform jacket of a camp commander and a museum exhibit of highest historical interest.
It is precisely through contemporary original specimens such as this piece that the research mission of civic enlightenment to be carried out by historical science can be fulfilled in a vivid manner.