A question from an ignorant!! ;-)

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Hi Guys,
I don't know if it is the correct place to put this type of stuff. I am an helmet collector.
A friend of mine asked to me if someone can help him to judge this garment.
(I sincerely don't know the name of this stuff in English).

Thank you!!
Stefano

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[NickG]

Based on it being German HBT (as opposed to Italian cloth) I would so no chance!

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[Fritz]

This is not an authentic german ww2 coverall.

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Thank you Guys!

[D Funk]

Not original

[Raffaello Carola]

Hi,

in photo the colors of the camouflage print appear italian, are very interesting this tank
camouflage coverall (never seen before) the texile drillich type not is an Italian production.
Czech postwar used by armor crews? WSS Italian camo panzer coveralls??
cheers
Raffaello

[flashider]

Hi,

in photo the colors of the camouflage print appear italian, are very interesting this tank
camouflage coverall (never seen before) the texile drillich type not is an Italian production.
Czech postwar used by armor crews? WSS Italian camo panzer coveralls??
cheers
Raffaello

Very interesting questions!

Thank you Raffaello!

[Johnny R]

The HBT is similar to German WWII and does not display the HSC type trademarks. It may be post War but is not a typical "fake".

[Raffaello Carola]

Jhonny agree I have the same opinion not is an repro; the Czech
army used after the war the italian camouflage colors but I don't
have info of HBT texile production postwar.
cheers
Raffaello

P.S. in photo not is clear the button are italian (wood?)

[Fritz]

WSS Italian camo panzer coveralls??

It is definitely not that.




Noone ever said that's a repro, it just isn't german ww2 issue.

Cheers

[Raffaello Carola]

yes not is the german WW2 cut style (neck is different)
but for me is an very interesting rebus...
cheers
Raffaello