Germany, Heer. A Gebirgsjäger Officer’s Service Tunic, To Dr. Alfred Horstkotte, By Armeemarinehaus, C.1943 certificate_of_authenticity constructed of heavy pressed paper

constructed of heavy pressed paper with a black faux leather (leatherette) exterior

owned a construction crane operation

""1860-61"" (Garibaldi's Expeditions) and ""1866"" (War with Austria)

It is issued to Otto Osterwald and dated to May 31

He first had difficulty in breathing while in France

Germany, Heer. A Gebirgsjäger Officer’s Service Tunic, To Dr. Alfred Horstkotte, By Armeemarinehaus, C.1943 certificate_of_authenticity constructed of heavy pressed paper(Heer Gebirgsjger Waffenrock). A German Heer (Army) Gebirgsjger (Mountain Troop) service tunic, constructed of field grey wool rayon blend, presenting single breasted with two pleated patch breast pockets and two diagonally angled slash hip pockets, all with scalloped button down flaps, displaying a total of twelve field grey metal buttons, six arranged down the front of the tunic, meeting an equal number of reinforced buttonholes, with one to each