Hungary, Kingdom. A Rare Second War Hungarian Paratroopers Tunic

This is an extremely rare and untouched tunic, composed of a thick cotton, tightly woven with a burlap insulation layer within the interior. The material is solid, with no moth holes. The shoulders are padded with enclosed pads of burlap. It maintains its original 5 wood colour buttons. Although unmarked, the jacket size is approximately a 32, measuring 47 cm across the shoulders, 60 cm down the sleeve, and 80 cm along the back from collar to tail. The Paratrooper badge is cotton and gold bullion, hand sewn as visible from the interior of the tunic. Ribbon bars are complete, original, and again hand sewn onto the tunic - denoting Bravery Medals (one crossed swords and Order of Merit device; one with crossed swords; one with Bravery medal III Class device); and below, a three piece ribbon bar featuring a Commemorative Medal for the Liberation of Upper Hungary 1938; Commemorative Medal for the Liberation of Transylvania 1940; A Commemorative Medal for the Liberation of South Hungary 1941.  This is also the case for both the green felt collar tabs with bullion stars, and well made corded shoulder boards; held in place by gilt crowned buttons. The rarity and quality of this tunic must be considered extremely high and overall condition is extremely fine.