Concentration camp clothing set.

[Kurt Meyer]

I searched on the forum where to post this because it isn't clear where to post these items.

I wanted to show my newest purchase.

It has the number ''16641'' and I want to try to do some research but that's only possible if I know where this prisoner was.
Also I found out, there is ANOTHER number underneath the other!!
But because of the stitching I couldn't read it.

Maybe could someone recognise the stamps? ( I made some of them with blacklight because some are not seen with the naked eye)

Hope someone could help me.. And the other could just post their opinion

Kind Regards,

Michael

[Kurt Meyer]

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[Kurt Meyer]

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[Kurt Meyer]

Tunic stamps :

[Kurt Meyer]

Tunic stamps

[Kurt Meyer]

Trousers stamps.

[PMan]

Outfit

Original one. Looks to be from one man.

[PMan]

Outfit

Here is an example from an early inmate, Polish political, Auschwitz. The numbering style and type of wool cloth is consistant with that camp. The pants are tailored in typical German uniform style. If you look close, you can see the faded "P" in the triangle. Also seen is the inside of the cap. All to the same man.

[Kurt Meyer]

Wow what a great set!!!

[The Red Baron]

WOW these must be extremely rare.

[Robert H]

pending on the taste

[-Ray-]

Hello, I have no know idea of KZ lager clothing and couldn't comment, nevertheless abstract yet interesting and nice set up.

I hope you don't mind me adding a similar set here for $10,000 for further curiosity.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/WW2-COMPLETE...00004802168%26



-Ray-

[M B CHISHOLM]

Great peices and a reminder of horrible times in world history.. yes, depending on the taste.. still very interesting. thanks for showing.

[Kurt Meyer]

Thank you for your reply's!

The set on ebay is not WW2.

[Totenhead]

I struggle to see the attraction in them personally