Heer "modifed" M41 tunic

[Willi Z.]

Is this what they refer to as a "modified" M41 tunic?

[Willi Z.]

The tunic has a 5-button front, with the 5th button being concealed by the lapel (both of which are sewn down).

[Jens Thune]

with 5 buttons my guess would be a modified m40


Jens

[Glenn McInnes]

Looks to be the original factory applied collar (perhaps covered in badge cloth by the wearer) .





Glenn

[Willi Z.]

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[madandi]

Looks to be the original factory applied collar.(perhaps covered in badge cloth by the wearer).





Glenn

Can´t agree. Look at the foto at #6.
IMO it was new applied, when the tunic was at the tailor. It was shortend too.







Glenn

[Glenn McInnes]

Can´t agree. Look at the foto at #6.
IMO it was new applied, when the tunic was at the tailor. It was shortend too.

Have a look at the photo again...It is the original factory applied collar,covered in badge cloth by the wearer.



Here is the stitching from the factory tabs.



Glenn

[Jens Thune]

m40 modified with dark green collar added on the existing collar
Nice tunic
Jens

Can´t agree. Look at the foto at #6.
IMO it was new applied, when the tunic was at the tailor. It was shortend too.

[John Huff]

very nice..

[sander vw]

Interesting Very nice tunic.

[jacquesf]

Agree that is it is a m40 tunic (5 buttons) with modifications. The collar covered and the tunic shortened. Jacques

[Richard P]

I'll bet $10.00 that the original factory tabs are still there underneath the badge cloth...very nice find!

Richard

[JuanS]

Nice tunic. It show the pride the soldiers have about looking smart. He took it to a tailor as he wanted the dark green collar. He may had been a veteran of the France invasion?

congratulations

Juan