is pre 45 the tunic ?

[rameses]

hello question in his opinion this Feuerschutz jacket is pre or post 45.
All Original buttons present, but the jacket is not in the best condition anymor
xisco thanks

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I have come for years, a collector said it was the original pre 45, but I prefer to ask, opinion friends

[Klaus1989]

The open collar and 4 button front seem typical postwar. This style (with piped collar) was used by several North German states in British Zone/W Germany after war, but not seen this type of blue wool shouldboards before, but could be possibly Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Regards
Klaus

[rameses]

Here is a 4 uniform buttons and shoulder pads are similar, but it's just an observation
more opinions

[rameses]

sorry link,
http://www.germanmilitaria.com/Polit...s/N020566.html

[Klaus1989]

The uniform in link is Ostbahn. The Reichsbahn (and other railways) had open collar tunics like this, but they are different from Feuerwehr. The wool colour, collar piping and cut on your tunic are typical for early postwar Feuerwehr.

[rameses]

The uniform in link is Ostbahn. The Reichsbahn (and other railways) had open collar tunics like this, but they are different from Feuerwehr. The wool colour, collar piping and cut on your tunic are typical for early postwar Feuerwehr.

I think also that it is post 45, but appreciate more opinions to be sure is to stand
all best
xisco

[rameses]

Thanks KLAUS, there is another opinion from another collector?

[NickG]

Post war fire! Compare:
Here's a proper closed neck war time example from my collection!
(Feuerschutzpolizei is discussed in the Police & civil forum section btw)

[rameses]

thanks Klaus y Nick is post 45