Jeger Officer Tunic

[solo]

Grüß Di' Carlo,

Perhaps it's from the Jäger Rgt. 721 of the 114. Jäger Division that was in Italy.

Jäger vor!

May be ,I dont know.Sorry what mean"Grüß Di' "
Ciao
Carlo

[NTZ]

HI Nick,sorry you are bothered of color ,but none put hands on this tunic.I don't think a countryman changed patch in 60's

Ciao
Carlo

I was just kidding Carlo, it is beautiful.

[BergführerKiser]

May be ,I dont know.Sorry what mean"Grüß Di' "
Ciao Carlo

Carlo...."Grüß Di' " means "Greetings to you" in Bavarian/Austrian/Tyrolean where all good Jägers come from!

Servus (Austrian for "Ciao")
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[rameses]

I LIKE MUCH THIS UNIFORM IS ITSELF USED And PRETTY FOR A MANIQUI.

XISCO

[solo]

Nick ,I know you are kidding,me too.
Cheers


BergführerKiser,thanks ,Ciao !

more piks for differece of colors

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colors in the sunlight

[BergführerKiser]

Gr******252;******223; Di' Carlo,

I don't have any problems with the mismatched green piping. This was fairly common. I have some Gebirgsj******228;ger items with lighter "PzGrenadier" green also. I don't think the German army was a picky as most collectors. ;-)

[B. N. Singer]

From those pictures, a Very Nice item.

B. N. Singer

[solo]

more pick original sewn

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another

[Doug Kenwright]

It was not uncommon to cross train members of the different regiments..it is possible that this officer was assigned to the 72nd IR at some point...possibly for furthur infantry weapon or tactics training.With the way the fighting in Italy was going, there might not have been much impetus to find more numerals and replace them..

We may never know...