Your favorite tunic 2010

[afrikasandman]

Bob,

very sweet cav tunic and that visor is a stunner as well. Matt

[Kreager]

Thank you Sir.

In that case, this one wins HANDS DOWN for me.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...=447772&page=7

Best holiday wishes to ALL!

Bryon N. Singer

Bryon, That is a great tunic with a wonderful history What dreams are made of

Matt

[Richard P]

Thanks Greg - Good to hear from you She's a 1941 dated Reitz. Olive/green on the inside, sunfaded to white/grey on the outside...
Cheers Matt - you're in the queue!
Mark

That's the first time I have seen the "stylized" REITZ name in a tunic or anything, it is he style they have on their paper tags when new. Very nice.

Richard

[Richard P]

The Ritgen wrap was a "one of a kind" and a once in a life time opportunity to own a true piece of history. It is the envy of anyone who even casually likes panzer.

Richard

[Revellations]

Pep,

That is the nicest thing I have seen to date around the Flak Tunics...absolutely beautiful. Happy for you to enjoy it in 2010 and contact me in early 2011 to sell it to me!!

Wow!

high quality tayloring walking out tunic. extremely nice condition with an original placed DKiG.



anyway, for me the winner is the LSSAH StuG previously posted by SUNNY59.
no matter we may post next weeks .... you're the KING, my friend!! congrats.

[PANZERPIONIERE]

Mike, great wrap!

[jacquesf]

Mark, a really nice tunic. That is at the top of my wants list at the moment. If you ever want to let it go????? Jacques

[MASteel]

That looks like an amazing ensemble! Is that pre-WWII vintage? Must be very rare and impossible to find. I assume the Finish Navy was not very large.

Dave.

Thx Dave!

Coat is dated -39 but basically this uniform was not worn during the war, apart from (naval) military attache's etc who served abroad and f.ex. represented Finland on official receptions. And after the war dress was discontinued.

You are right, very rare set

[Richard P]

Kurt,

Are you sure. It could be my eyes but it looks like the arms end are touched on the picture. On the picture it is different tailored. I don't know how to say it correctly but on your tunic the cuff cloth is turned up. I can't see that on the picture

Nice tunic anyway

Erwin L,

Your comment made me curious, so I went back and looked at Kurt's original photos. It is hard to see, but the tunic has the cuffs in the photos, they are just rather hard to see. The photo may have been reproduced several times altering its clarity, or just not a great photo to start out with.

Richard

[MULON]

Just arrived......
Nice example of a text book M41 with period applied inisinia.
ASAP I'll post it for discussion

[besslein]

Just arrived......
Nice example of a text book M41 with period applied inisinia.
ASAP I'll post it for discussion

why do you want put it for disscussion? if all original you say

[MULON]

why do you want put it for disscussion? if all original you say

Becouse I'm waiting 2011
But have a look here:

[MULON]

100% period applied insinia, and I'm proud to be the first owner of this tunic since 1945......

[Johnny R]

Erwin L,

Your comment made me curious, so I went back and looked at Kurt's original photos. It is hard to see, but the tunic has the cuffs in the photos, they are just rather hard to see. The photo may have been reproduced several times altering its clarity, or just not a great photo to start out with.

Richard

I agree, they are there just very hard to see and out of the main focusing point of the lens.

[besslein]

100% period applied insinia, and I'm proud to be the first owner of this tunic since 1945......

any story with this one? i agree nice tunic.