Unworn SS camo smock ??

[maxmin todt]

100% orginal, 99% mint tarnjake M42. Thanks for sharing!

[Fritz]

I would like you all to enjoy this little read:

<hr style="color:#181B16; background-color:#181B16" size="1"> Seriously Fritz!

Didn’t attempt any of the following (your words); “trying hard to make the item look bad, not known to me (as an individual, I guess), or suggest that this item wasn’t original.” And or that I don’t own this book or that – know this author or that… I see you’re an e-mail tough guy. But Fritz, be assured, you wouldn’t have this tone if we were standing across the table from one another!

-As to you comment of my anonymity, are you someone? – perhaps I’m no one; but mature people don’t derive self-worth form their possessions (that’s referred to as being a materialist)!

And by the way, challenging the status quo is a good thing. My inquiries were just (asking to see another example) rang true to many visitors to this thread – resulted in additional photographs being shared (people were happy with that) - you however seem bitter and small, sorry I didn’t pay you homage in the first place but that’s not by accident….

Let me purpose this, how many people visit the “Louvre” and own similar works of art (master pieces)? Does the museum reproach them for not owning originals of comparable value (significance). No, the answer is no, they do not…

It’s a hobby bud, get off your high horse!


Touché

[Fritz]

And let me quote "Frankenland-Dan" on that one too again:

funny how much chest beating

[salt*creek]

I have another from this manufacturer. Crazy to see how similar they were cut.

[kammo man]

Great one !


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[Jeff V]

Indeed. Spectacular piece Salt Creek!

[maxmin todt]

Nice one!

1000%

[David T]

Beautiful, 100% one looker. Its a winner

[Felix]

Fantastic smocks shown and such strong vibrant colours!

[salt*creek]

compare the 2 together. The 2 were cut almost identical. Also both have pocket flaps made from late 1/2 plane tree. I bet they were made within a few days of each other.