Gebirgsjager Anorak Opinions

[John Degioanni]

Hi Guys,
I have what appears to be a textbook Anorak, however the neck flap in on the left side instead of the right. Has anyone seen this before? Everything else seems correct.Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
John

[Gran Sasso]

From that one foto it looks fake to me

[Johnny R]

Can you post a clear picture of the RBN and better images of the anorak taken in natural light.

[John Degioanni]

Yes, I will take it outside and take more pictures. Thanks for looking!

John

[John Degioanni]

Hope this helps, If not I can take more pictures. Thanks for your help.

[Johnny R]

Can you post a close up of the brown side to see the fabric and weave?

[John Degioanni]

Sure, will do. I did compare the weave with originals on the forum and it looks like a match to me. I could be wrong. Thanks for your help. It is very much appreciated!
John

[John Degioanni]

As requested,
Thanks

[Chet Sowersby]

John,
I for sure can't help you with the Anorak. However, is it already Friday in North Carolina? If so, I've lost a day somewhere....

Chet

[John Degioanni]

We all can lose a day here and there.lol.
Regards,
John

[Johnny R]

That looks like one of the post war cloth types. Later war fabric is typically like the first example. The second image shows two reproduction fabrics used for post war GJ/anorak items and the later war original in the middle.

[John Degioanni]

Thanks Johnny R for your help. The pictures you posted clearly shows the difference.
Regards,
John