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I love it! Interesting back panel cut.... and you are right of course Baltic troops liked (home made) aluminum runen. Thanks for sharing!! NickLast edited by NickG; 05-21-2006, 04:56 PM.Comment
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Why would the collar tab be sewn under the litzen? And it looks like there have been other collar tabs there before.
And what is the size of that pip?Comment
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I don't know so much about those rare tunics but the inside seems to be a little bit rough for an SS tunic: no lining?
What about the big sean in the middle of the back? I think it's not standard for a M42/43 SS tunic (well, I've never seen it with the ones I had in hand which ones were BW fabric).Last edited by Fred S; 05-21-2006, 03:17 PM.Comment
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Not just the back, but also notice the horizontal the front seam going all the way across the chest, above the chest pockets, is also peculiar... but I still like it as a variation piece...Foreign (Baltic?) made perhaps? but does have standard issuance size stamps...Comment
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Curt, I have seen in about a dozen period photos where collar tabs were sewn under the tress, so I believe it was a normal practice.Originally posted by CurtD
The tunic and insignia looks real.Comment
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Especially I like holes for the belt hooks, they looks correct for the late war SS tunics.Originally posted by SergeyComment
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SS tunic
I like that one
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Its a summer weight tunic nothing wrong with the inside,not all tunics had linings,from what I see it looks good.Comment
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Thankyou! for all comments!
I like very much this tunic because is a rare exemple of M43 version and with all insigna original applied, very difficult to found today.
BY LorenzComment
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very very nice indeed??? nothing wrong for me on that tunic.
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