Rare WWII Nazi German Gau level Amtsleiter Administrative Wool Overcoat with trousers using 2nd pattern insignia used from 1934-1939. This Vet acquired set is named to Gau Amtesleiter Baier of Westphalia-North and is dated 28.10.36. The pre-1939 overcoat is red piped with correctly piped tabs, also in red. The overcoat has a tailors label from Walter Stollmann of Münster. The matching Political Breeches are also in excellent condition. Breeches are constructed of the nice quality tan whipcord wool. Breeches feature a four button French fly with additional two buttons at waistband. Breeches have two diagonally angled slash front pockets and one right rear horizontal slash pocket. Two fit adjustment straps at reverse side seams, just below the waistband with gripper buckles to each. Original faded RZM tag. Roughly a 36" waist. Nice untouched Political Leader breeches. Excellent. The NSDAP, "Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei" (National-socialist German Workers-party), was originally founded, in Munich, in January of 1919. Known then as the DAP, "Deutsche Arbeiterpartei" (German Workers-party), when Adolf Hitler joined it, in the autumn of 1919, he set about reforming what was basically a debating society into an active political party. Appointed as its first chairman in July of 1921, Hitler restructured the party along paramilitary lines in four ascending levels of government, consisting of the "Ortsgruppe," the "Kreisleitung," the "Gauleitung," and the "Reichsleitung," with each group being distinguished by a specific color of piping on the collar tabs and visor cap. Uniform regulations for Nazi political leaders were addressed as early as 1920, underwent numerous modifications, and were largely finalized by May of 1939.