Dutch Wool

[Johnny R]

Dutch Lightweight Tunic

Front

[Johnny R]

Close front

Veterinarian Fahnrich

[Johnny R]

Collar

Issue Collar with badge cloth sewn over the outside

[JuanS]

Nice John

I posted thr tunic as I was not aware of the use of Dutch wool until recently. The wool on my M-36 is smooth like the Dutch wool. The color is darker. I wonder if German factories dyed the Dutch wool later to make the color more uniform. Anyway I am happy with both tunics.

My M 35 style- this photo capture the true color

thanks

Juan

[Johnny R]

Inside

Also has slot for dagger hanger but it has been sewn shut.

[BergführerKiser]

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

Here's my Dutch entry...a Gebirgsj******228;ger NCO tunic made from a tropical wool Dutch East Indies tunic.

[km-spain]

Patrick, nice tunic. Any mark inside?, can you show to us.

Thanks.

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

Here's my Dutch entry...a Gebirgsj******228;ger NCO tunic made from a tropical wool Dutch East Indies tunic.

[BergführerKiser]

Servus Kameraden,

Here are a few more photos of my tunic:

[Johnny R]

Gebirgs Tunic

Patrick, that looks like the same material as the light weight one I posted, is it sort of iridescent? I have long wondered what the base cloth was.

[BergführerKiser]

Gr******252;******223; Di' Herr Hodgson,

Yeah, it is a tree frog green color...especially when you see it with normal Feldgrau tunics: