Germany, Wehrmacht. The Field Tunic Of Generalleutnant Wilhelm Meise, Commander Of Engineer Troops United Republic of maker marked “RZM M4/24” (Friedrich

maker marked “RZM M4/24” (Friedrich Linden

Hall was discharged four months later

with reinforced stitching on the sides

He is often incorrectly called the last surviving veteran of the Spanish-American War

marked "OK" on the obverse

Germany, Wehrmacht. The Field Tunic Of Generalleutnant Wilhelm Meise, Commander Of Engineer Troops United Republic of maker marked “RZM M4/24” (Friedrich(Wehrmacht Feldbluse fr einen Generalleutnant der Pioniere). An exceptional and well preserved field tunic belonging to Generalleutnant Wilhelm Meise, a decorated First World War veteran who held command positions with Engineer Troops from the inception of the Third Reich through to the end of the Second World War. The tunic is constructed of a fine field grey wool, and features a turned down collar fully lined on top with a layer of dark green wool.