Reverse-Flash Suits (Earth-1: Pre-Crisis)

The Reverse-Flash Suits are a series of protective suit used by Eobard Thawne as Reverse-Flash.

First suit
The original suit was bought back from 2151 when Eobard started to become the archenemy of The Flash. The same suit was later used during the Crisis of the original timeline. During the fifteen years when Eobard was stranded in the past, it was stored in the Time Vault. After Barry gained his powers from the S.T.A.R. Labs Particle Accelerator explosion, Eobard used the suit again to fight The Flash.

Destruction
During the final battle against Eobard, Eddie shot himself in the chest causing his death and the timeline to change. As Eobard is a descendant of Eddie, he started to be erased out of existence and the suit followed him as well.

Spare suit
A spare suit was stored in the Time Vault and was used by Harry to trick Grodd.

Time Remnant suit
After Eobard was erased out of existence, a Time Remnant was created to protect the timeline and he was on the hunt of the Spear of Destiny. The suit was also recreated along with Eobard's body.

Destruction
When Eobard is about to take away the Spear of Destiny, Black Flash arrived and killed Eobard, causing him to be erased out of existence again.

SS General suit
Some point after his existence being erased, a Time Remnant was created and he went to Earth-X and gained New Reich's trust and he was given a SS emblem to put on the suit in order for the residents of Earth-X to identify him as a SS General.

Flash Museum suit
After the Earth-X invasion and Barry released Eobard, he went to 2049 and was incarcerated in Iron Heights with the suit stored in the Flash Museum along with his ring. During his execution, the guard gave him the ring with the suit inside. As the timeline was changed by Nora West-Allen, he is no longer powerless and he killed the guards. Later, he put on the suit and fought Team Flash.

Destruction
The suit was destroyed in the Crisis.

Trivia

 * The SS general suit was referred as "Dark Flash" in the concept art.