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    tropical/dak tunic - value?

    Hi

    I have found this tunic, i know the breat eagle is replaced and the shoulderboards are copies.

    its in worn condition but tunic is original.

    Any idea of a value

    thanks in advance
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          #5
          Better pics are needed but I have a non good feeling on this.
          Notis

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            #6
            Definitely an original tunic - but price depends on if you are buying or selling...
            Mark

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              #7
              I agree with Mark, its not too bad and I like the fact that its really worn and shame it missing its chevron but I wouldn't mind putting a 1st model like this in my collection. Matt

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                #8
                Nice original tunic, like the wear also, speaks to you. Unlike those mint tunics that sat out the War. What is it worth, depends as Mark mentions, around $750.

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                  #9
                  Also date stamp and size will factor into price. I personally only like larger tunics and early dated 1st patterns - which would add value (as far as I'm concerned).
                  The amount of wear and tear suggests POW use.
                  Mark

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                    thanks for your comments

                    I appreciate that, as i am no expert in this field

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                      stamp/date

                      Hi

                      Just found more info inside the tunic

                      Its a medium size of todays standard so maybe a large size in ww2
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                        either way its a great score man. Matt

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