Help Identifying Camo(Newb Question)

[Geezah]

were you able to find any markings/dates on either pieces? Glenn

I found the markings last night on the pants and the jacket, the markings on the jacket were exactly as advised. I cannot make them out, but once I post pics, hopefully some of the experts here will be able to clarify?

[Geezah]

This number is roughly 5" below the top pic, same area.

This number is taken from the pants, just inside the wind flap on the snow side.


Here's a letter my Wife's Grandma recieved with details as to where her first husband passed. Apparently he was a replacement Officer, which mght exlain why the badges do not match the theatre.

Close up.

[Glenn McInnes]

The RB# 0/0000/0000 (I can't make the numbers out) are number codes from the factory..It replaced the manufacturers stamp for security reasons.

The #1 would be the grade of wear ( apon inspection before issue) which in this case would be for new or excellent condition.


Again a very nice set.

Glenn

[Michael N]

The #1 would be the grade of wear

I am sure it represents size.

[19BARBAROSSA41]

yep PAQ is right !!!!!!! 1 is a size !! as I see both pieces - pants and jacket have the same size. Rb Nr is manufacture code . As I see ( if 'm not wrong ) both Rb Nr numebrs start with 1/ ......./.......... ( on jacket is 1/5867/0411- if I'm wrong and on pantsis 1/1136/0095 ) so as I know those pieces were made out of III reich (in some of occupied countries ). Rb Nr numbers start with 0 or 1. 0- is for III reich , 1 - is for out of Reichs ( occupied countries ).