Dot Camo pants lining

[Johnny R]

Thanks-

[ralverzamelaar]

looks like an original dot pants which after the war is re-used to civilian pants......

Andre

[Johnny R]

Hi, the material was used to line a field made trouser. I got in trouble from the seller for posting the photo and was told to remove it.

[ralverzamelaar]

remove the picture ? There was something we weren't allowed to see?...

cheers, Andre

[Johnny R]

Nothing not to see, just not my image and copyrighted

[Johnny R]

I have these now and can post photos, here is the first one. Andre was correct- They have been turned inside out and made into pants. I am not 100% they are WWII, is the pattern okay?

[ralverzamelaar]

hi Johnny,

The color looks a little bit strange, is this the same as the original
or is it just my screen ?

regards, Andre

[Johnny R]

hi Johnny,

The color looks a little bit strange, is this the same as the original
or is it just my screen ?

regards, Andre

They are the same pants, I have a high quality camera with a flash so it probably looks closer to true colors now, I will take some more images now. I am not comfortable with the pattern.

[Johnny R]

Here are more images of them and a close up of the cloth and pattern. The green area is a stain on the leg is not from the camo print bleeding, it looks like pen ink etc.

[Johnny R]

Camo side

[Johnny R]

Details of the modifications

[Johnny R]

Outside in overcast daylight with no flash. If the cloth is fake someone is spending a lot of time on making these.

[ralverzamelaar]

Hi Johnny,


I stand by my previous opinion....



"looks like an original dot pants which after the war is re-used to civilian pants......"

Cheers, Andre

[Johnny R]

Thanks, maybe POW use or for post War work clothes etc.