Opinions on tunic

[tropenmilitaria]

Hi guys,
Got the tunic bug biting again and thought I would post these pics for your opinions. NCO Moleskin tunic w/m36 style collar. The breast eagle is the bevo wire version which I am used to seeing with wool underlay backing. Zig-zag stitching looks correct. Not too familiar with the prewar moleskin tunics. Were these stocks used by wartime tailors to not waste any materials? I know the pics are small but any comments negative or positive are valued

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[Johnny R]

These tunics are fairly common and are made from RH materials. I am half convinced some were factory made. The pictures are too far to say much on the insignia. This is another example of the same material heavily used. I like these, IMO issue tunics get boring after you have one or two examples of each one and all the variations. These are all unique.

[tropenmilitaria]

Thanks Johnny R,
I assume from your comments that your thumb is I do like these recycled Heer tunics with moleskin and Russian tent material to boot! Not to say that common Heer wool is boring or anything. Thanks for the comments.
-Andy

[Luca Ongaro]

As told a nice original tunic, my thumb is
Luca

[sander vw]

Nice tunic Lovely eagle sewning!

[tropenmilitaria]

Guys,
Been awhile since I handled one of these moleskin/prewar tunics in person. If memory serves me correct the texture and weight is very similar to cotton tropical tunics? I did a forum search and one poster said the feel was stiff/rough? Comments appreciated

[afrikasandman]

Andy,

I think its a very nice looking tunic. Hope to add one of these or the russian tent material ones to my collection this year but will have to see what happens. Congrats on a sweet tunic Matt