WW2 German Dutch Made M36 'Heer' Signals Tunic 1940

A German army signals branch M36 tunic made in occupied Holland during the early war period.
This tunic is constructed from the distinctively green Dutch wool with grey cotton lining & dice stamped size mark surmounting the depot inspection stamp of 'A40' ( Amsterdam 1940 ) ' . The maker name of ' JV Delst is clearly stamped with its 'Haarlem' address in the North of Holland. Tunic has the typical four pleated bellows pockets with scalloped flaps & three holes to each side front & back for equipment support straps. Both of the lemon yellow collar litzen are , in my opinion, original to the tunic with an M36 white on green breast eagle neatly handstitched according to the soldiers preference. An extra pocket has been added to the interior left side at the soldiers expense. All three collar liner buttons still present.
A tunic that presents very well there are a few moth tracks & nips to front & back ( see images ) .

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