Telo mimetico Knochesack?

[alter-art]

Example

[HAF]

Example

very nice ! until today i have seen them only on period photos

[eubank]

Yes, seems quite possible. All sorts was picked up and used.
Nice smock !

[John Hodgin]

What do you mean John? The pattern on this garment seems to resemble M29 Telo mimetico pattern quite well, at least the part that is visible.

Regards,
Przemek

Apologies Przemek, was thinking of a different camo pattern.

That looks like a very nice Italian jump smock.

[kiler]

No problem

I think alter-art most probably solved this mystery. Thanks a lot!

Regards
Przemek

[paintbrush]

To add to the discussion. From the Bundesarchiv. Definitely appears to be Italian camo. Caption says "Italy - German Fallschirmjager"

[paintbrush]

And this one. Took me a while to find this one and the above one in my files.

It seems the FJ on the right has a pattern that to me looks like Italian camo. It's too smooth and the lighter patches are too big to be Splinter. Looking at the back is hard, but looking at his shoulder and arm seems like it is clearly NOT splinter of any type.

[Gran Sasso]

And this one. Took me a while to find this one and the above one in my files.

It seems the FJ on the right has a pattern that to me looks like Italian camo. It's too smooth and the lighter patches are too big to be Splinter. Looking at the back is hard, but looking at his shoulder and arm seems like it is clearly NOT splinter of any type.

Thats splinter