Knochensack, opinion.

[sebgt]

Hi all! I'm new in the forum and I have this German jump smock, recover in a lot military. But I do not know if it is original. Rbnr 0/1337/0015 with X44 and 130b.

Thank you in advance for your response
Best regards.
seb



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[Sojka2]

Hi,
I am afriad that this one is not the best to have in collection....
Best regards
Jan

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[floriskok]

Not original IMO

[Willi Z.]

A complete fake. Nothing is original on it. They even tried to put a RBNr on a garment (green step-in) that never had a RBNr. Certainly not made in 1944.

[Gustav 43]

agree with others,a bad fake

[besslein]

fantasy model

[LOTHRINGEN]

[boyouLaGleize.]

K-k.

[sebgt]

Thank you all for your help.
Best regards.
Seb

[John Hodgin]

Plus, a step in smock, (and "solid" color smocks are step ins) would never have a flare holster unless it was added later during button up conversion. And so, added holsters are most always of material which is different from the material used to construct the smock.