HG Tunic Estand

[AntiqueWW2]

https://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/for...uff-title-2500

Real base Tunic, not so real HG Stamp......

[Gene]

I don't like it at all

[Lenny W]

Pictures from the estand link

[galizien41]

Jeez, i don't think the base tunic is even real.

[AntiqueWW2]

Jeez, i don't think the base tunic is even real.

No Chance...i don't buy this one

[Nachrichten]

No Chance...i don't buy this one

The fliegerbluse looks to be o.k, from what the images show.

What a difference a 'stamp' makes, though.

Clearly an 'after market' addition.

N

[Gene]

That gray cotton lining indicates an early blouse, pre 1941. I don't like the size stamps and that it's missing an LBA stamp too.

[Willi Z.]

The markings are bogus.

I don't like the FB either.

The artificially aged eagle and tabs look original. Can't tell about the shoulder straps, though the piping has that same light bogus aging (light coffee wash perhaps).

[Hptm. Fuhrmann]

The Fliegerbluse is definitely a reproduction, a Janke, judging by the buttonholes and size stamps.

[Jos L C]

Yes, button holes, size stamps, lack of LBA, some other funny details..not a good one.

Jos

[DonC]

Pretty sure the base tunic is a dog - and Mein Gott - those stamps... The uniform for the LW Oberstleutnant from the same seller could probably use some discussion as well.

Don

[Renaud]

I had once an original fb that lacked LBA stamp. But it was late war.