SS or Wehr coat?

[zLine]

Hi!

Opinions please!
Is this a real one? Or postwar ***?
(MSS buttons)

All pic :

[fjcollector]

as far as i know, the only way to tell if its wartime, which i think it is, is if i had a shot of the underside of the buttons. without any insignia i dont think its possible to determine whether its wehrmacht or SS.

[Luca Ongaro]

Agree with comment above and by these pics in my opinion could be pre 1945.
Luca

[zLine]

Thanks!

[inimicus]

Agree with comment above and by these pics in my opinion could be pre 1945.
Luca

pre-1945; typical private purchase coat made in style of the standard regulation cloth coat. the under-collar color is a shade often associated with the luftwaffe but I don't think there was real standardization. the army and W-SS wore greay, brown and greenish w/variations in hue. so unconcened was the high command
officers cd. even wear civilian leather coats (sometimes with insignia added).

often the easily-gulled buy such coats - made in europe and germany especially from the 1920s to the 1950s - as "gestapo coats."

[zLine]

the under-collar & etc color is gray-green.

[zLine]

according to the salesman is this stamp.. on the coat

E. Höhndor*
Unif**** (Uniformfabrik?)
Her*o*d I.W.
*?______5*
____**____
1**____*2
___ **H___

[zLine]

Höhndort is a real SS or heer greatcoat maker?