Stug. Pionier Wrap

[Luca Ongaro]

Hi friend and collectors, I want open a thread and possibly see all your stug. / Pz. wrap made by no standard materials or late manifacture trousers are welcome too.
Look at this untouched 44 Stug. Pi. Wrap for example, see how many materials are used
Luca

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Here you go

[besslein]

hi Luca
thats a very nice wrap

[Daniele C]

Very nice indeed with a real "been there" look!

[alessio cammelli]

Very nice indeed with a real "been there" look!

my God! .........

Ale

[Panzer Bob]

Panzerpionier Sturmartillerie-style Wrap

Luca,
Looks nice !
Typical hallmarks of a Munich depot late-war wrap.
Is there any evidence of skulls ever being on the tabs? Would it be possible to see a close-up of the tabs? In one shot shoulder straps are present. Did the jacket come with them? Did the cap come with the uniform?
Sorry for 20 questions, but this is a very rare uniform!
Regards,
Bob Edwards

[Mooyman]

A DREAM Pz. wrap!!!

Best regards,

Ricardo.

[PANZERPIONIERE]

Excellent again!
Steve

Looking for anything related to Pz.Pi. especially Pi.Btl.16 or Pz.Pi.Btl.16.

[Luca Ongaro]

Thanks all friends Daniele, Bob, Steve and all of you for kinds words
Yes is a rare late wrap and as request I go to add close ups but please I'd like to see also yours made by no standard materials (wool, liner, buttons etc)
Luca

[Luca Ongaro]

Underside of the collar