German WWI M1910 Württemberg 26th Dragoon’s Tunic

A very good example of an M1910 pattern field-grey enlisted man’s tunic as worn by a member of the Württemberg 26th Dragoons. Constructed in regulation feldgrau wool, this tunic remains virtually moth free and exhibits all the correct features of the 1910 pattern, including Swedish cuffs, front closure, collar edge, lower skirt, and rear skirt—all piped in lemon yellow Waffenfarbe.

The tunic retains its original shoulder boards for the Württemberg 26th Dragoon Regiment, with all matching crowned buttons in place, including the original belt support ramps. One Württemberg colour disc is absent.

To the interior, two faint depot markings are present: one in a rectangular block dated clearly to 1915, the other more indistinct but also showing a partial 1915 date and army group designation.

A very fine and complete example of a classic Imperial German cavalry tunic from the First World War.

Ref; 87912