Original German WWII SA Thuringia Group SA-Sturmführer Officer Brown Shirt Tunic with Breeches and Armband French Artwork & Posters this example does not appear

this example does not appear to have been built using surplus Israeli parts

Sent to defend the southern slope of Little Round Top by Col

Correct early "Tulip" ram rod and complete with correct socket bayonet

disorganized by the loss of all their officers and non-commissioned officers

Original German WWII SA Thuringia Group SA-Sturmführer Officer Brown Shirt Tunic with Breeches and Armband French Artwork & Posters this example does not appearOriginal Item: One of a kind. Brown was to become the official color of the N. S. D. A. P. and S. A. by circumstance rather than design. A large stockpile of discounted, surplus WWI tropical brown shirts and fabric, intended for wear in East Africa, were located in Austria in 1924 and purchased by the NSDAP as a temporary measure to bring uniformity of dress to their party members. In November of 1926 the brown shirt was officially introduced, and