That's an unusual set of ribbon bars... Just an observation...   An MC, plus the "pip, squeak and wilfred {with an MID!}" ribbons, all, presumably, for First World War Service, makes sense...  Then, a 25 ~ years/Silver Jubilee of King George V, {no 1937 King George VI Coronation?} and a 1939 French Croix de Guerre with no device {highly unusual, unless the device came off.  The Croix de Guerre was always awarded with a bronze, silver or gilt star, or a bronze or silver palm}.   It's still a good ~ looking jacket, and in great condition for its age.

No tailors label in tunic or pants!  Didn't think of India.  Is there a list of MC receipts? Thanks

These are clearly listed by the seller as DDR.

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Here's one to "pop your cork"...   The story here:   https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9929473/amp/Robert-Maxwells-Military-Cross-Second-World-War-heroics-goes-sale.html    

May be DDR/East German.

Came across these two close up stills  from film footage of the campaign in China, probably late 30s   One with Fur Hats is cool, here we see that these hats could be made with different fur, the nap and the color being different among them. The other, the face of a charging soldier in warmer weather is equally cool.

Interesting custom job, a Short Sleeve Shirt in Splinter, we suspect this was done in Italy given the Coolness provide by Short Sleeves in the hot Italian Summer of 44.

Bernard  Cribbins in 2016 visiting with Paras.

The cord around the tab looks post war.

I bought the first class from a forum member years ago so I thought that one was safe. That’s a bit of a disappointment. Thank you 

The Iron Cross Second Class 1939 looks genuine.  I don't know if there is a hallmark on the suspension ring, but I think it's an authentic, three ~ piece manufactured, excellent specimen.  Ribbon looks genuine as well.   The Iron Cross First Class 1939 is a one ~ piece manufactured reproduction.  There is a crude attempt at a numeric hallmark, "147"{?} on the pin. There is no "147" hallmark, to my knowledge, on genuine specimens. Likely, that number is a fantasy. It is a very high ~ end, "museum quality" reproduction, though.   The War Merit Cross Second Class with Swords looks genuine, wartime solid zinc with tombak plating.  I think the suspension ring is original to the medal, and if the hallmark is indeed "18", that's Karl Wurster KG of Markneukirchen.  Outstanding authentic example.  I think the ribbon may be genuine as well.   Sources:   https://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/iron_cross/2nd_1st_class/manufacturing/manufacturing.htm   https://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/iron_cross/2nd_1st_class/2nd_class/ironcross_2.htm   https://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/iron_cross/2nd_1st_class/1st_class/ironcross1.htm   http://ww2f.com/threads/iron-cross-2nd-class-makers-markings.471/   https://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/war_merit_cross/2_class.htm   https://www.tracesofwar.com/awards/582/Kriegsverdienstkreuz-2Klasse-mit-Schwertern.htm   https://www.reddickmilitaria.com/german-iron-cross-awards/1939-german-iron-cross-1st-cl-w/flat-pin-makers-mark/