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    I posted this one on a diferent thread may as well add it here to. I think this thread needs to be a sticky

    M33 camo M33 with wire, as one member stated can't get much closer.
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      Ettore Muti

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        Snow camo note the m33 cloth cover
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          Great photo Dennis!

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            Four Folgore paratroopers out on field exercise. Of note is the MG 42, K98 and Italian grey camo smocks with Italian M29 camo covers also a
            German water patern smock n the paratrooper in the foreground.

            Look at his helmet cover. It does not seem to be the Italian camo material.
            Is it a tan one with stains or maybe an Italian Camo bleached out only leaving some darker pattern spots or is it something else.
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              Originally posted by Dennis S View Post
              Look at his helmet cover. It does not seem to be the Italian camo material.
              Is it a tan one with stains or maybe an Italian Camo bleached out only leaving some darker pattern spots or is it something else.
              It doesn't seem to be the Italian M.29 camo material because these were
              tailored using the reverse side of that cloth. They exist also with alternate
              sections camo and reverse. (Do you remember in this forum the photo of
              that paratrooper ensign bearing camo smock, flag and M.42 helmet with
              this kind of camo cover?#27)PaoloM
              Last edited by Paolo Marzetti; 05-28-2009, 01:30 PM.

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                Another pic on the same subject (serie of 300 on the Folgore APAR regiment), PaoloM
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                  Originally posted by Paolo Marzetti View Post
                  Another pic on the same subject (serie of 300 on the Folgore APAR regiment), PaoloM
                  Paolo, Thanks never thought of that . I will look at the inside of my cover.
                  Maybe you could show one of yours inside out or if you have one made like that.

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                    para helmet cover

                    Just to back up what Paolo stated I have added some pics of a helmet cover I bought about 20 years ago which may help. Also, love the motto scribed on the helmet cover front of your latest photo. Thanks Paolo for sharing.




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                      Thanks Dennis for this wonderfull pics!

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                        Hi, i would like to ask, Are the helmet cover have size for difference size helmet? or it is one size fit all ! Thanks!!

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                          There were generally 3 sizes (1,2 and 3) on those camo covers made according
                          to the rules of 1942.PaoloM

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                            If you look closely at the last picture I posted, you will see a number 2 ink stamp on the inside of the helmet cover indicating the size.
                            James

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                              Dear PaoloM & James. Many Thanks for your info. it all useful to me.

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                                very interesting thread! i noticed some pics come from bundesarchive: which keyword did you use to retrieve them?

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