Does anybody have any information about feld-gray (not camouflage) Tarnzeltplane? Who used that type or is it post war modification?
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Some pre-war zelts were grey in colour. Also the Swedish made a near dead on copy in grey after the war. Doe it have brass grommets? -
grey = ok
Check out the information about grey and all other WH zeltbahns in my book !Originally posted by Paul_Mullins
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Hi Werner, all metal parts of that zelt are made by aluminum. Is it normal?Originally posted by werner p.Check out the information about grey and all other WH zeltbahns in my book !
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alu buttons
Yes perfectly normal, they had iron , alu and zinc buttonsOriginally posted by Sergey
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Hi Werner, it is very strange zelt. It is square form of about 165x165cm and it is witout hole for head in the center. It have 64 buttons and 32 buttons holes. Every of four its corner have 4 round metal framed holes( 1 big in the center and 3 small another around big hole). Also it have 2 small round metal framed holes in the center of each perimeter. And I must to say that its metal parts are still of zink. What do you think abot it?Originally posted by werner p.Comment
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WW1 German or Swiss.
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I dont think so. Please look item 34508 on www.weitze.net. It is the same like mine and it have maker mark with date 1937.Originally posted by Paul_MullinsComment
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