This WW2 German M44 Late War BeVo Tunic Eagle is an authentic reproduction of the breast eagle worn by enlisted men of the German Heer in the latter stages of the war. Featuring a grey eagle on a green background, this BeVo-style embroidered insignia is perfect for completing your reenactment kit or collection.
Key Features
Material – BeVo-style silk embroidery, a distinctive technique used by the BeVo-Wuppertal firm during WWII.
Subdued grey eagle embroidered in the BeVo style on a green background for authenticity.
Measures approximately 8.5 cm across, making it historically accurate for late-war tunics.
Description
The WW2 German M44 Late War BeVo Tunic Eagle is a high-quality reproduction of the iconic breast eagle insignia worn by enlisted soldiers of the German Heer towards the end of World War II. The eagle is embroidered in the BeVo style, a silk embroidery technique named after the BeVo-Wuppertal firm, one of the few companies that produced this unique style in wartime Germany.
Featuring a subdued grey eagle against a green background, this patch was designed to be sewn onto a soldier's tunic, blending with the uniform for a more understated look, typical of the late-war designs. Measuring approximately 8.5 cm across, this BeVo eagle is a historically accurate addition to any WWII German reenactment uniform or collection of military memorabilia.
Ideal for reenactors and collectors, this BeVo Tunic Eagle is an essential piece for completing your German Heer impression with authenticity.
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