This vintage West German Air Force Officer’s Service Jacket is an authentic relic of the Cold War era, reflecting West Germany’s rearmament and integration into NATO post-1955. Crafted from dark blue wool blend, the jacket features silver buttons, distinctive insignia on the epaulets and chest, and a manufacturer’s label marked F.G. Friedrich, West Germany. There are additional handwritten markings near the inner pocket, adding a personal historical touch.
This well-preserved uniform piece represents the post-war Bundesluftwaffe (Federal Air Force) and the early stages of Germany’s Cold War military history. Jackets like this are sought after by collectors of NATO, Cold War, and German militaria.
• Authentic West German Bundesluftwaffe Officer’s service jacket (1955 onward)
• Dark blue wool blend with silver buttons and insignia
• Marked F.G. Friedrich, West Germany, with handwritten markings inside
• Represents post-war West Germany’s military under NATO alliance
• From a reputable militaria collection
Historical Note:
The Bundesluftwaffe was established in 1955 as part of West Germany’s rearmament during the Cold War. This jacket symbolizes the country’s military resurgence within NATO and the broader geopolitical shifts of the era. Pieces like this are rare finds for Cold War and aviation militaria enthusiasts.
Dimensions:
Approximate size not specified.
Condition:
Well-preserved, minimal wear. Complete, fully intact, and close to original condition. Suitable for museum or serious collection display.
Item Location: TTA 7083111
CC#WDC0146
