Panzer Wrap

[Luca Ongaro]

For me the collar patches could be replaced, rayon piping was not used in this early tunic pattern. Otherwise, this is a very great tunic, congratulations. It´s hard to find a first model with pink piping around the collar.

Totally agree with Eugenio and IMO eagle too could be replaced if not stithed with the liner.
Nice early PZ wrap
Luca

[Ron C.]

QUOTE=oragno;2062941]Totally agree with Eugenio and IMO eagle too could be replaced if not stithed with the liner.
Nice early PZ wrap
Luca[/QUOTE]

The eagle, like the DKiG, is handstitched. I do not see even one stitch coming through the lining, and not signs to me of one ever being stitched through the lining.........whatever that is worth.

Ron

[Richard P]

Ron,
The handstitching method of the two items Luca mentioned would make it impossible to go through the lining.

Christian GJR3 and friend Ibencsik,
Perhaps you could start a new thread with ibencsik's panzer wrap. I would also recommend using full size photos uploaded individually as the collage tends to make the details hard to see. I for one would be happy to see it posted by itself. That also makes it easier to comment on without getting it mixed up with Ron's in case you want comments.

Richard P

[ibencsik]

ok

ok Richard!starting a new wrap page !ibencsik

[PANZERPIONIERE]

Nice looking wrapper!

Wanted anything pertaining to Pi.Btl.16 or Pz.Pi.Btl.16

Thanks Steve

[JOHN JONES]

Very nice Ron,
Where you got it, when you got it and what you paid, and
the fact that it gives off that overall warm feeling Given that some jackets
get a more immediate 100% , but do nothing for me.

Cheers,
John.