I am posting this as a favor for a friend. He has been offered this in a trade deal and he wants to know if it is original and if so, what a reasonable value for it would be. It has never been worn. Thanks in advance for any feedback on this item, my friend appreciates the help.
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Last ones. Thanks for any help.Comment
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We need more pics to be positive , but for the moment i like what i see ....
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I don't consider myself an expert on these smocks, but the fraying on the sleeve ends would give me to pause, I also dislike the white side and the camo shadows coming through. Only very few originals of these early smocks surface and a lot of copies are floating around. Yet here is another pristine example....
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Thanks for the opinions so far. Here are some more detailed pictures. First a close-up of the cuff fraying, also a pull in the fabric.Comment
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A couple of tiny wear spots or snags, and a small damage in the armpit vent.Comment
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Inside-out, and inside cuff detail.Comment
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Stitching inside, and cuff closure button/buttonholeComment
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Waist drawstring. Any additional input would be sincerely appreciated.Comment
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Unbelievable condition!
Makes you wonder....
not an expert but the details sure look good to me!Comment
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not original imo.
derkaComment
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I would agree , not the right camo pattern and sleeve end IMHOOriginally posted by derka View PostComment
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Were these type of smocks in this camo pattern produced in HBT? The sumpf versiin i believe isn't. This pattern is not so common then the sumpf.Comment
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It has nothing in common with my well used original.
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