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    German Blouse

    i have had this blouse for a lot of years in my collection.
    it has been sold too me as a german blouse.
    is it ?

    regards johan
    Last edited by johannes post; 12-29-2006, 02:26 PM.
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        #4
        This is a WWII US Army officer's shirt. What does the tag at the inside of the collar say?

        Steve
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          #5
          hello steve


          there stands nothing there.s..t i thought it was german.

          regards johan


          Originally posted by Steve Sherlock
          This is a WWII US Army officer's shirt. What does the tag at the inside of the collar say?

          Steve

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            #6
            I agree with Steve, US WW II. My dad had several like it (his own) in different colors, most very dark olive or brown. Typical US construction. Johan, WW II German shirts never had built in straps.

            Regards,
            John
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              #7
              The shirt in question is an early U.S. Air Force (1947 into the early 1960's) shirt.
              I have one exactly like it which belonged to Lt.Col. Reuben Fier who had been a PoW in Luft Stalag 3 during the war.

              Regards,

              Chuck


              Originally posted by johannes post
              i have had this blouse for a lot of years in my collection.
              it has been sold too me as a german blouse.
              is it ?

              regards johan

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                #8
                Sure looks like the standard Army officer's OD shirt from WWII to me. I don't see it being the early blue the Air Force used early on (Shade 84, if I remember correctly).

                Regards,

                Drew


                Originally posted by vonStubben
                The shirt in question is an early U.S. Air Force (1947 into the early 1960's) shirt.
                I have one exactly like it which belonged to Lt.Col. Reuben Fier who had been a PoW in Luft Stalag 3 during the war.

                Regards,

                Chuck

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