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The Polish Army Leather Officer’s wz.36 Jacket remains one of the most distinctive garments from the Polish Army’s pre-WW2 era, intended for use by the armored, artillery, and air force troops. More than just a standard-issue garment, this jacket also symbolized a higher rank within the military, and also embodied the prestige and authority of the officers who wore it. This particular jacket, privately bought by an officer, features rare, original shoulder boards that display the rank of lieutenant, which adds a unique historical element to this already significant piece of military gear This jacket was issued to officers serving in Poland’s mechanized, armored, artillery, and aviation divisions before World War II. This jacket was designed with functionality in mind, ensuring that officers were protected while maintaining a sharp military appearance. In this article, we’ll explore the design, history, and significance of this rare p