GERMAN ARTILLERY OFFICER'S DRESS UNIFORM
World War I German artillery officer's three-piece dress uniform consisting of frock coat, pants, and brocade belt and buckle, all in outstanding condition. The museum-grade frock coat is constructed of high-quality nay wool with red trim at the collar and red piping on the sleeves and lapels indicating the owner was attached to an artillery unit. The gold bullion shoulder boards are sewn-in, and each bears two pips indicating a non-commissioned officer's rank. The regiment number "19" is also pinned to each epaulet. The seven brass front buttons and four buttons at the rear vent are all present. The matching pants are of equally high quality, with red piping, leather tabs at end of pant legs, and lining completely intact; all virtually untouched. Finally, the silver bullion and blue brocade belt is very good, with circular buckle bearing an image of a crown. Overall, a near flawless uniform.