Panzer wrap 1944

[Uhu]

Want to show one interesting jacket. I have bought it from an old collection, it was found in local Russian theater in 90th.
I never seen before the army panzer wraps with black liner and with collar tabs made from rosa side cap soutage. I believe that all insignia were applied in war period on fabric. Is it usual for this period or this is rare wrapper? As I can view the stamp E.44

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[Mike Davis]

Nice one

[afrikasandman]

Sharp looking set. Matt

[Zauberflöte]

I agree, looks nice. Typical late war collar tabs (so called "Russian braid"), sewn directly to the collar.

[Jens Thune]

Very Nice wrap

Jens

[LuckyStrike23]

most likely never worn since the white markings normally fades away very fast. I also doubt that the PzAbt 100 ciphers belong to that wrap. There are plenty of them on the market today. I suppose a collector added them. But anyway a nice jacket.

[galizien41]

Yes very nice wrap. congrats. Has interesting skulls too.

[Uhu]

most likely never worn since the white markings normally fades away very fast. I also doubt that the PzAbt 100 ciphers belong to that wrap. There are plenty of them on the market today. I suppose a collector added them. But anyway a nice jacket.

Thank you for your opinions guys, and the offers to sale it in PM, may be I will sale it later.
I forgot to tell, that the wrapper came without shoulder boards, and I add them to complete it (the shoulder boards vey identical with wrapper cloth structure, with small nodes). I think the PzAbt 100 ciphers looks nice on it.
I also heard that this collar tabs style called "the russian brade", but why - I can't understand? I forgot to show the collar tabs under the collar, very interesting, will post the pictures tomorrow.

[OSS]

I also heard that this collar tabs style called "the russian brade", but why - I can't understand?

The material is used for the soutaches on German side caps amoung other things. It was traditionally called "Russia braid" (a braid being made from woven strands).

[Glenn McInnes]

Very nice,there may be a RB# stamped inside the other interior pocket.










Glenn

[HAF]

super nice ! i remember some of them found in Russia in early 90"s but most was stripped.