Green LW HBT Tunic on E-Stand

[Naval Enigma]

I am not familiar with Luftwaffe field uniforms, this tunic looks great to me, I would love some opinions from guys who know the field.

Thanks!

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...30#post4290730

[B. N. Singer]

I am not familiar with Luftwaffe field uniforms....

Neither am I but I like it.

B. N. Singer

[David Fettes]

I am not too keen on the extra stitch holes which show the pocket has been moved or replaced.

[zbv500]

Hi,

Iam the seller of the tunic in question.
I knew these two lines of extra stitching holes would raise some concerns but the pokets have not been moved or so. As I said, I found 3 of these identical jackets and one Heer jacket myself and this is not a story. My believing is that they were taken from a depot so they were not even worn.
It is my believing that the extra stitching holes are caused by a needle that run out of thread and so the sewing had to be done twice.

My best, Jens

[zbv500]

Some more pics....

[Erik]

Nice clean tunic with no problems. For me 100% thumps up.

Erik

[John Hodgin]

Handsome, mint (obviously) and 100% ok.

[Jos L C]

It is my believing that the extra stitching holes are caused by a needle that run out of thread and so the sewing had to be done twice.

My best, Jens

I agree, during sewing process errors were made and not always a reason for concern.

Jos.

[John Hodgin]

I agree, during sewing process errors were made and not always a reason for concern.

Jos.

Absolutely, HBT is difficult to sew as it gives and stretches more than other fabrics.

[Naval Enigma]

Thank you everyone for your input. Collecting is a strange thing, I'm finding myself drawn more and more to the Luftwaffe ground unit items.