opinions wanted on eagle + marking

[Thomas9]

Hello

I would love to hear your opinion about this eagle and the marking BULAG.


By azertyazert at 2011-01-05


By azertyazert at 2011-01-05


By azertyazert at 2011-01-05

Thanks in advance.
Thomas

[Thomas9]

Wow, the pictures are a little bit huge.
I am sorry for that.

Thomas

[Fred Green]

Greetings Thomas,

You are right, the pictures are huge!!
Bulag I believe is the manufacturer.
The eagle is a nice original enlisted heer white on dark green second pattern eagle.

Fred

[Bond]

Greetings Thomas,

You are right, the pictures are huge!!
Bulag I believe is the manufacturer.
The eagle is a nice original enlisted heer white on dark green second pattern eagle.

Fred

Agree

Jerry

[Thomas9]

Hi

Thanks for your reactions..

And is it originally stitched?
Or is this done afterwards?

Thomas

[Thomas9]

I just learned how to resize it!
Heuj!

Thomas

[Germania88]

The eagle looks reapplied by hand to me.
What about the BULAG maker stamp and the "M40" stamp in an model'36 jacket?
Anyone who knows this maker "bulag"?

[Bond]

The eagle looks reapplied by hand to me.
What about the BULAG maker stamp and the "M40" stamp in an model'36 jacket?
Anyone who knows this maker "bulag"?

The M40 stamp means it was issued from the Munich depot in 1940 and has nothin to do with it being an m36.

I would guess that bulag might be a lago type company comprising of a co-operative of a number of small firms.

Jerry

[Germania88]

yes i know "M40" stands for "bekleidungs ambt Munich'40". So this jacket is one of the last Model 36 jackets that were produced, till they switched to the Model 40 jackets that same year.

[Bond]

yes i know "M40" stands for "bekleidungs ambt Munich'40". So this jacket is one of the last Model 36 jackets that were produced, till they switched to the Model 40 jackets that same year.

Just trying to be helpful, and answering your question.

Jerry

[Fred Green]

Greetings Thomas,

Resizing the photos makes it an easier "Read" Thanks. The eagle does look to be hand sewn. Can we see an overall picture of the tunic?
Thanks.

Fred

[anmarlodz]

IMO original . Markings look good as well as eagle.

[Germania88]

Thanks Jerry

[Thomas9]

Hi

Here are some more pictures..
Also an other strange marking on picture 2 .. Some one knows what that could mean?


By azertyazert at 2011-01-05

By azertyazert at 2011-01-05

By azertyazert at 2011-01-05

Thanks everyone!
Thomas

[Luciusdegeer]

Bulag= Bayerische Uniformwerke, Auerbach. Produced WH and civilian (SA/NSDAP) uniforms, and became one of the largest suppliers for the BW/TNH after the war. They were in business until 1970, possibly even longer.
No problem with maker mark. Standard M 1936, produced during the last year (1940). Some factories kept on making these tunics with bottle green collars until exhaustion of fabric stocks. Mind that there's proof that in the may-june campaign of that year M 1940 tunics were not yet distributed. So no problem with production year either.

Lucius