U-boot Lederjacke kriegsmarine.

[Waldemar Maier]

Hi guys!

Help me with the determination of this leather jacket.
What do lined stamps mean?

Regards, Waldemar.

[Mike TM]

Hello, civil postwar jacket.

Regards
Mike

[Waldemar Maier]

Hello, civil postwar jacket.

Regards
Mike

Hi.
Then why put such stamps on a civilian jacket?
The fact that it was later worn by a civilian is understandable. But interested stamps. This is not done on civilian things.
The buttons on the jacket are bakelite, sewn in the same way as on military samples.

Regards, Woldemar.

[GAMS1]

Military postwar jacket dated 1957 and a bit pimped up .
MvO is a dutch stamping !
Nick

[Waldemar Maier]

Military postwar jacket dated 1957 and a bit pimped up .
MvO is a dutch stamping !
Nick

Hi.
Maybe this jacket entered service in Holland in 1957? I am also confused by the stamp, where in the circle "D.D. 1965."
And what can the remaining stamps mean - 44, 46, 48, 3, 10?

For convenience, I drew stamps on paper, maybe they are hard to see in the photo.

Regards, Woldemar

[GAMS1]

Netherlands 1957 made and may be came then in the reserve Army stocks in 1965 ?
Sounds logical .
Nick

[Waldemar Maier]

Netherlands 1957 made and may be came then in the reserve Army stocks in 1965 ?
Sounds logical .
Nick

Are there examples of such stamps on other things from the Netherlands?

I don’t see logic yet. Received after 9 years ???

Waldemar.

[GAMS1]

9 years in the active Army and then declassified for the stocks of the reserve Army .
As made in so many Armies ...
Nick