Hi,
here is another tunic from my collection. Do you think it´s a good one?
here is another tunic from my collection. Do you think it´s a good one?
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But what happened to the collar??
It looks sewn together from pieces with a visible seam on the outside.
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Hi,
It looks like original dutch period reworked jacket.
Radek
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I like it also.
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Dutch East Indies tropical wool tunic converted for German use.
Here's one that I have in my collection:
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Nice to hear.
@BergführerKiser: Does your tunic have seven front-buttons? And is the collar also sewn together this way?
Why they didn´t make the collar in one piece?Comment
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I agree, Dutch conversion summer weight (Colonial) uniform!Last edited by NickG; 10-14-2015, 06:27 PM.Comment
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But have all these dutch tunics this kind of collar? Different pieces with different shades of green
Wearing it as an Oberstleutnant the collar would bother me a bit.Comment
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Originally posted by kirk1 View PostBut have all these dutch tunics this kind of collar? Different pieces with different shades of green
Wearing it as an Oberstleutnant the collar would bother me a bit.
Collars wear out and the wear occurs on the inside where a repair does not need to be an exact matching shade of green as it is not visible, not an esthetic repair,so why worry??? No reason for concerns for me!
It would be a field grade / field use uniform, so wear (and subsequent repair) can be expected!
The Dutch summer/Colonial material btw is a mottled twill cotton is called "Garoet stof".
I have an original Colonial Dutch uniform in unaltered condition.Last edited by NickG; 10-15-2015, 12:48 AM.Comment
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Very interesting.
Can you post a picture of the unaltered uniform?
I can´t find good pics in the web.Comment
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