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    #76
    Originally posted by Ohlau View Post
    charlemagne,

    Everyone here told you , that this tunic is bad and not original Leiber,... et cetera.....

    Not enough for you ?
    How do you know??

    A copy of what??

    A copy of a CSSR-Leibermuster, modified to fake a SS-Prototype??

    If anyone make a fake-SS-jacket, he would definately not choose a pattern,
    which nobody knows...?!

    How could you know a faked Leibermuster in the version, that the czechs later
    copied into their "Leibermuster", if you never see an original?!

    Who would fake a pattern like this including manufacturing-details that fit per-
    fectly the way jackets were made in Ravensbrück???

    This kind of work for a fake, in a pattern, that most people not connected to
    Waffen-SS??

    This pattern is made with the same Druckvorlagen/ Walzen of the czech Lei-
    bermuster..., the size of the sections are identical..., but the colours and the
    white band around the black sections, shows it's not czech.

    But the czechs told they made it with original production-equipment of the
    Waffen-SS and that it was a prototype-version of the Leibermusterline...

    So, from a logical point of view, this jacket is authentic.

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        #78
        Originally posted by charlemagneXX View Post

        i offered my friend 5000 EUR, but he refused and told me, that he would never
        sell it, not for any money...
        Can you fit anymore people in here?

        I know nothing about cloth, I do know those buttons. But thats about it.

        But the above statement is notable and something I always take interest in.

        He turned down 5000 Euro, and would not sell for any price and then sold it for 2200.00 Euro and you don't own it.

        Ok.

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          #79
          Originally posted by Gary Wood View Post
          Well,

          I do think your jacket is "special" so I have posted it in the appropriate thread for such an item link below,

          Very special thread

          Now reading this thread i would suggest a trip to your local optometrist, this should resolve the issues you are having
          AMEN to that!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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            #80
            Originally posted by Vid View Post
            Can you fit anymore people in here?

            I know nothing about cloth, I do know those buttons. But thats about it.

            But the above statement is notable and something I always take interest in.

            He turned down 5000 Euro, and would not sell for any price and then sold it for 2200.00 Euro and you don't own it.

            Ok.


            No, a friend of mine bought it from the dealer for 2200.

            This friend turned down my 5000 Bucks and would never sell it for any price...

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              #81
              Originally posted by charlemagneXX View Post


              No, a friend of mine bought it from the dealer for 2200.

              This friend turned down my 5000 Bucks and would never sell it for any price...
              Your "friend" is a very intelligent guy!

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                #82
                http://www.thuringenmilitaria.com/repos/index.html

                http://www.thuringenmilitaria.com/re...orms.html#camo

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                  #83
                  What I don't get is: why Mr. CharlemagneXX is insisting so much on this jacket being "authentic" while it's not even in his possession?

                  if your friend is happy with it, why going further?

                  Mr. Gary Wood, that new thread on "special camos" is really interesting and surely will be of great help.

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                    #84
                    Originally posted by charlemagneXX View Post


                    No, a friend of mine bought it from the dealer for 2200.
                    Aha!
                    But he get it 20 years before, right?

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                      #85
                      According to the czech government, these type of Leibermusters had existed
                      and they modified it into their Leibermuster.

                      If they ever existed, as we know by recordings in Ravensbrück and by official
                      statements of the czechs..., this jacket is the most ever possible original, be-
                      cause it's matches in many ways.

                      Gary Wood did not ever see a an orignal of the clothings, wich the czechs later
                      copied.
                      How could he know a fake of an original, that he never heard of or ever seen?

                      He not even saw detailed photos of the jacket!

                      But he posted this jacket as a fake in a "special thread"..., great moderator!!

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                        #86
                        Originally posted by charlemagneXX View Post

                        But he posted this jacket as a fake in a "special thread"..., great moderator!!
                        I should not post again, as i said i would not, but here we go.
                        You are new here charlemagneXX. Welcome by the way. I think you should get to know the people before being so strong minded about this jacket. If you had done that, you would have known that Gary is very good with Waffen-SS regalia. Gary is one of those guys i would contact if i had problems with an SS piece. Gary is also a gentleman. I think you have to accept that the jacket is a postwar creation and not a rare Waffen-SS/camo garment.

                        This was clearly not your day charlemagneXX.

                        All the best.
                        Peter

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                          #87
                          Originally posted by Peter Wiking View Post
                          I should not post again, as i said i would not, but here we go.
                          You are new here charlemagneXX. Welcome by the way. I think you should get to know the people before being so strong minded about this jacket. If you had done that, you would have known that Gary is very good with Waffen-SS regalia. Gary is one of those guys i would contact if i had problems with an SS piece. Gary is also a gentleman. I think you have to accept that the jacket is a postwar creation and not a rare Waffen-SS/camo garment.

                          This was clearly not your day charlemagneXX.

                          All the best.
                          Peter
                          Aha...

                          So i'm looking foreward for some arguments by Gary about how the Leiber-
                          musterversions have to look like in original, that the czechs had copied...!

                          I think he don't know nothing about it..., an if i had some problems with SS-
                          stuff, i would call the man, from whom my friend bought this jacket.

                          Maybe Gary knows something about something..., but he knows nothing
                          about Ravensbrück, Czech Leibermuster or prototypes of late SS-clothing.

                          If he do know..., i wish to hear some facts about it.

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                            #88
                            Its post war Czech

                            I agree with Petr (from Czech Rep!!) et al
                            It is clearly a post war piece!
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                              #89
                              Taking a closer look at it, you can even see the 3-colour (black,green, yellow) reverse side of the Czech Leibermuster.

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                                #90
                                Please close this embarrassing thread. We spent 19 sites in MFF to tell him this is no WW2 Leibertarn - without success.

                                The guy spent 2.200 € for a post war czech blouse but for him it´s an original SS camo blouse, so he should be lucky with it. It´s a waste of time to talk with him.

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