Late war german trousers opinions needed

[samW]

Hello,

I am selling these german late war trousers.
And a seller wants a 2nd opinion of these trousers here. Could i please get some opinions. I think that these trousers are produced in 1945/end 1944, Unfortunately the markings are a bit faded. The trousers quite look like the M44 model.



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Thanks in advance,

Sam

[Gran Sasso]

no german Wehrmacht trousers, sorry

[samW]

Why not?/ what would these trousers be than?

i had these trousers checked out when i bought it by a few people that have good knowledge about uniforms and they all said original german late war trousers

[GAMS1]

Typical cut early Post war something ...IMO Polizei,early Grenzschutz .
Nick

[Gran Sasso]

Typical cut early Post war something ...IMO Polizei,early Grenzschutz .
Nick

Exactly - typical color and buttons, also the big markings.

[Gran Sasso]

i had these trousers checked out when i bought it by a few people that have good knowledge about uniforms and they all said original german late war trousers

I am really curios who those "experts" are...

Also, there is no "M44/45-last-ditch-late-manufatured-orwhatsoever" type, there is a M44 type, and thats it. End, period.

[Johnny R]

These are without question post war, the fabric is "balling" at the friction points because they are a polyester or polyester wool blend. As noted 1950s-70s German civil pants.

[paul.j]

Why not?/ what would these trousers be than?

i had these trousers checked out when i bought it by a few people that have good knowledge about uniforms and they all said original german late war trousers

Then why bother posting them here if you are going to question people that clearly know more than you?

[samW]

Then why bother posting them here if you are going to question people that clearly know more than you?

Because a possible buyer wanted me to post these pictures on WAF. And also 2 people called it a fake withouth expalining why so thats why i posted it on this forum.

thanks guys for the replys

[Johnny R]

They are not "fake" meaning meant to look like WWII, they are post War. Many of the things made during the 10 years after the War are very similar. These "look like" WWII pants in general pattern but are not.

[Gran Sasso]

And also 2 people called it a fake withouth expalining why

[Buckliger]

very early BGS pants as statet