Germany, Kriegsmarine. A U-Boat Service Oberleutnant’s Leather Jacket, Owner-Attributed, by Gustav Nitsch Republic of Malaria and dysentery were prevalent

Malaria and dysentery were prevalent diseases

encompassed by a wreath border with various French cities on ribbons throughout

and four Regimental Patches (2-2nd Australian Infantry Battalion (purple and green felt patches

Larmour (nee Shaw) in her Canadian Red Cross Corps Uniform (264 mm x 336 mm black and white photo mounted to off-white background paper

Dutch Expedition Campaign Cross - Nickel Cross

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A U-Boat Service Oberleutnant’s Leather Jacket, Owner-Attributed, by Gustav Nitsch Republic of Malaria and dysentery were prevalent(U Boot Lederjacke fr einen Oberleutnant). A well preserved Kriegsmarine U Boat service Oberleutnants jacket, constructed of multiple panels of dark slate grey leather which is reinforced along all seams with heavy machine stitching. A turned down collar transitions into two breast lapels, while two pockets set into each side close with buttonless horizontal and vertical flaps. The shoulders are topped by boards which are constructed of dark navy blue