Artillery Waffenrock up for review

[Bryant U.]

New pick up. Please request more/better pictures if needed.

Thanks for the help gentlemen,

Bryant

[Bryant U.]

-Bryant

[WEISNER]

Yes... More clear frontal shots needed, The lead off shot is blurred!
Look forward to full on clear shot! Looks REALLY NICE though Bryant! the eagle has a nice Zig Zag application... Collar tab sewing looks great! Man it all looks great!
Kev

[Bryant U.]

Here you go Kev,









-Bryant

[Stuka87]

[bravecelt]

Very nice Waffenrock! Congrats!
But its not "only" an Artillery Waffenrock but a much more rare orange piped WEHRKREISKOMMANDO Waffenrock.
The Wehrkreiskommando VII was located in Munich.
Rgds

[teutonen(Jeff)]

Nice waffenrock - no issues I can see.

[rameses]

ok

waffenrock seems a fairly well without bite and moths, and I think all sewn originally looking at the photos you sent, is a particular non-uniform endowment congratulations on the tunic
regards
xisco

[WEISNER]

Bryant, Congrats on this, It is a real nice time capsule! Thanks for the added photos!
Kev

[Butch]

A nice Artillery Waffenrock.

All the best, Gareth

[Johnny R]

Is it bright red or bright orange, in #1 it looks red but in #4 it looks orange.

[Todd Gylsen]

I don't believe I have seen metal cyphers on an EM Waffenrock before, which doesn't mean it didn't occur. Normally the numerals on the shoulderboards are stitched for EM ranks.

[Paul McKee]

I've never seen collar insignia placed that far back from the leading edge of the collar...doesn't mean it didn't happen though. Otherwise, it is a fine example of an under-appreciated uniform until recently.

Paul

[Bryant U.]

Is it bright red or bright orange, in #1 it looks red but in #4 it looks orange.

Johnny,

I'd say it's bright orange more than anything.

Thanks,

Bryant

[Johnny R]

Can you see any evidence of thread being picked (like a number etc.) out under the areas beneath the roman numerals?