Germany, Dj. A Pair Of Deutsches Jungvolk Shorts GTRexclude bearing red hand-embroidered numerals “284”

bearing red hand-embroidered numerals “284”

from 1898 to 1903

flanked by ten signatures in black ink

A Chetnik Cabinet Photograph c

the obverse features a central blue enamelled medallion inscribed “Piis Meritis”

Germany, Dj. A Pair Of Deutsches Jungvolk Shorts GTRexclude bearing red hand-embroidered numerals “284”(Deutsches Jungvolk Kniehose in Dunkelblau). An extremely well preserved pair of Deutsches Jungvolk (DJ) shorts, constructed of dark blue whipcord wool. The waistband features five belt loops, as well as an integrated belt consisting of dual side straps adjusted with functional magnetic metal buckles. Each leg features a vertical side pocket, seamlessly integrated into the stitching. The shorts feature a French fly, closing with four black bakelite