Original German WWII SA Lower Saxony Group SA-Truppführer NCO Brown Shirt Tunic with Corduroy Breeches and Armband Breda M-37 There is loss to the

There is loss to the finish on the snaps

and in quantity

Measures about 25½” in its current configuration

5 inches wide at the widest point

It was equally useful for camouflage and as a windproof garment that provided a method of carrying ammunition or equipment

Original German WWII SA Lower Saxony Group SA-Truppführer NCO Brown Shirt Tunic with Corduroy Breeches and Armband Breda M-37 There is loss to theOriginal 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