Original Imperial German WWI Bavarian EM/NCO M1907/10 Feldbluse Tunic with "37" Shoulder Straps - dated 1916 Japanese Artwork & Posters so an outer "carrier" was

so an outer "carrier" was introduced housing both bayonet and its stripped scabbard

may be worn instead

This is especially true of the early Luftwaffe "aviator" watches where different patterns were purchased during the 20's and 30's

ready to restore and clean or to display as it is

but this version does not have these

Original Imperial German WWI Bavarian EM/NCO M1907/10 Feldbluse Tunic with "37" Shoulder Straps - dated 1916 Japanese Artwork & Posters so an outer "carrier" wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. The early 20th Century involved a lot of large changes in the uniforms and headgear used by the German empire, as the older Dunkelblau (Dark Blue) uniform patterns were replaced in the field by the more subdued Feldgrau (Field gray). The colorful insignia and fancy dress uniforms were changed to much more utilitarian ones better suited for "modern" warfare. An order from the high command dated April 19, 1907