DM30 Interesting third pattern tropical service blouse for a Heer Pionier Obergefreiter

Interesting third pattern tropical service blouse for a Heer Pionier Obergefreiter, blouse with vertical black RBNr stamp under front button placket and with the large numeral 29 stamped above, early example of this model built of mid war quality ribbed cotton of an olive green shade, with open collar, four patch pockets and adjustable cuffs, with neck loop, belt hook support straps and with a pair of hooks installed, bandage pocket, armpit and cuff linings of flat olive colored cotton, cuff and bandage pocket have naturally colored pressed paper buttons that are originally sewn, the pebbled steel buttons are affixed with S rings and the shoulder strap buttons are sewn into place, the woven tropical pattern insignia are factory sewn with the litzen collar patches being applied by a combination of machine zig zag and straight stitching, the national emblem is similarly applied 'zip and flip' style using a combination of straight and zig zag stitching, the tropical Obergefreiter rank chevron is hand sewn, a matched pair of later quality slip on Pionier EM shoulder straps are included, these have black rayon piping and have an NCO aspirant tresse loops, their lower panels and tongue reinforcements are of contrasting materials, there are loops for one breast badge, a woven laundry tag is sewn to the inner collar, blouse shows a good bit of service use with stains, some being most likely of an organic nature, most of the stains are to the right lapel, pockets and sleeve, there is also some staining to the internal left lower pocket area and some minor holing in the lower pocket areas, a sleeve band looks to have been applied to the left sleeve at one time, this one saw a lot of action, USD $1875