Germany, Ss. A Decorated Ss-Totenkopfverbände Untersturmführer’s Service Tunic certificate_of_authenticity along with Carl Eickhorn’s signature

along with Carl Eickhorn’s signature squirrel logo

regaining control of the weapon

Her wreck was eventually stripped of her remaining armament and superstructure before being sold for scrap in 1946

reverse illustrating a pelican feeding two of its young above the Italian coat-of-arms

Germany, Ss. A Decorated Ss-Totenkopfverbände Untersturmführer’s Service Tunic certificate_of_authenticity along with Carl Eickhorn’s signature(Waffenrock fr Untersturmfhrer der SS Totenkopfverbnde). A rare and extremely well preserved service tunic belonging to an Untersturmfhrer of the SS Totenkopfverbnde. It is constructed of field grey wool, and features a collar constructed of smooth dark green wool. The collar is flanked on each side by tabs, each constructed of a buckram reinforced black wool base and trimmed with twisted and rolled silver aluminum wire, measuring 40 mm (w) x 60 mm