WW2 German Luftwaffe Flak Gunners Four Pocket Tunic

A superb example of the pre to early war Luftwaffe fpur pocket service tunic with collar tabs & shoulder boards red piped for Flak troops.
Becoming increasingly difficult to find these service tunics can be seen in period photographs being worn by luftwaffe ground personnel .
This luftwaffe soldier was a holder of the Iron Cross second class its ribbon mounted to front of tunic. West Wall medal ribbon to breast. Collar tabs have two gulls to each for rank of ' Gefreiter ' (Lance Corporal, these do appear to have been on for a very long time & in my opinion are totally original to the tunic. Breast eagle is zig zag stitched & I can see no evidence of any previous eagle period applied. All five of its original brown resin collar buttons are still present to underside.
Some faint ink markings are still visible to inside of left breast with a Flak unit marking to right. Markings exist of the Stettin film company who stockpiled many captured German uniforms when they were in plentiful supply.
Some overall wear to nap of cloth there is a small hardly noticeable cigarette burn underneath the left breast pocket.
A totally original tunic, that has most certainly seen use with the luftwaffe in the wartime years.

Code: 12922