Keppler with name. Black rubberised canvas. Most of the buttons are present. Lined collar in navy blue cloth. Numerous chips and tears. Inside lined in grey cotton fabric. Markings RBNr 0/0250/1595 1943, size indications partially illegible. Karl Pilz name on collar. According to research it could be the paratrooper Karl Pilz of the Sturmgruppe Granit, which took the fort of Eben Emael in 1940. All the research carried out is attached. Some wear and patina, cracks, chips and stains. Condition II+. Lemarchand Normandie Collection. Named Keppler raincoat made of black rubberized fabric. Most buttons present. Collar lined with navy-blue cloth. Numerous tears and repairs. Interior lined with grey cotton fabric. Marked RBNr 0/0250/1595 1943, with partially illegible size indications. Name Karl Pilz written inside the collar. According to research, this may have belonged to paratrooper Karl Pilz of Sturmgruppe Granit, who took part in the capture of Fort Eben-Emael in 1940. Research documents included. Some wear, patina, cracking, staining and losses visible. Condition II+. Lemarchand Normandie Collection.