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    #16
    Originally posted by Johnny R View Post
    I am not convinced from the photos the tunic is even WWII era.


    Yes I agree ......
    At first when I saw this I thought yes a tunic from the orient .......
    I am no expert but I have a very similar tunic made by a guy called Chen
    two guesses where he was based .... ?
    Regards
    David

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      #17
      It is repro a tunic made by Pirschen in China and nice aged

      Radek

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        #18
        That is what I thought, the lining material is the biggest red flag. The trikot is okay but they always screw up the proportions of the different parts.

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          #19
          hmmm..

          well, it was originally posted on the estand early this morning with a good link to this discussion, but this afternoon that posting has disappeared and it's been reposted on the estand with a bad link..something smell funny here?
          "We all have it coming, Kid" ("Unforgiven")

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            #20
            Originally posted by antifake View Post
            It is repro a tunic made by Pirschen in China and nice aged

            Radek


            yep that's the man .....
            Some of his tunics are superb ......
            I have a few of them that's why I felt I recognised the one at the beginning of this thread
            Regards
            David

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              #21
              Originally posted by billmunny View Post
              well, it was originally posted on the estand early this morning with a good link to this discussion, but this afternoon that posting has disappeared and it's been reposted on the estand with a bad link..something smell funny here?
              Man, luckily I don't need cheating people for a living.....

              The post was deleted by a moderator because photos were not upload with the WAF server but with image shack one, then this afternoon I remade the post probably copying the wrong link of the discussion.

              It has no sense make the same e stand thread with the same link not working in order to hide the discussion....

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                #22
                I have checked my tunic with the one shown ......
                In my opinion the one shown was made by Chen / Pirschen in China.
                I even have the same chromed dagger fitting too
                Therefore I believe its a fake
                Regards
                David

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                  #23
                  Dave I'm with you on this one.

                  My chen tunic also has the same dagger attachment/lining and tricot.

                  Quite impressive that when these cost us about £60 including postage they have managed to get at least a heer thumbs up. Good job they over did it with the fading.

                  Don't get too many knickers in a twist gents as Chen went out if business maybe a year and a half ago but not before a load of these were sold on. As Dave said we bought several between us.

                  Perhaps using the dagger hanger stamp as initial flag when lookimg for these tunics? Ill post mine
                  regards
                  jim

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                    #24
                    My Chen tunic for reenacting.
                    The lining looks darker as I had to turn the flash off due to the chrome and no daylight left here.
                    regards
                    Jim
                    Attached Files

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                      #25
                      If you know what to look for they do not come close. This has happened with several different makers and types of post War tunics over the last 40 years. When they are aged they look decent. The more modern copies like this one look good from a distance but if you are familiar with the period fabrics and how clothing was made during the WWII era etc. they do not stand up to comparison with real items.

                      There are a lot of "untouched" tunics out there now that I know 100% were made using left over wartime fabrics in the 1970s and 80s. They are very hard to detect, much more so than these.

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                        #26
                        and the medal Spange gives also a huuuge shadow
                        For me a joke to be an orig ss tunic, the width of the title shadow would be also interesting to know.
                        Last edited by Robert H; 08-19-2013, 08:40 PM.

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                          #27
                          This tunic is up for sale as an original tunic ......

                          700 Euros for the tunic
                          250 Euros for the pants

                          Am I missing something here ..... Both items are from China lets not forget that
                          Should this not be in the bazaar section and not the uniform table ?
                          Regards
                          David

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by Stossgruppe3 View Post
                            This tunic is up for sale as an original tunic ......

                            700 Euros for the tunic
                            250 Euros for the pants

                            Am I missing something here ..... Both items are from China lets not forget that
                            Should this not be in the bazaar section and not the uniform table ?
                            Regards
                            David
                            Nothing more to add.

                            Cheers,

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                              #29
                              i would see:

                              a close up of trikot
                              a close up of button holes front back
                              a picture of back collar
                              a close up of lining

                              don't need an extra large pictures as previous but a 1200x800 with good definition.

                              from my smartphone i can't see texture of trikot and the button holes xo
                              uld be opinable.
                              thank you

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                                #30
                                Does someone have images of one of these when they were sold on EBAY? When you see those it is obvious.

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