From Santa...

[Mike C]

Rank...

[Mike C]

Another...

[Mike C]

Another...

[Mike C]

And believe me...this tunic looks MUCH better once in your hands...

Mike

[JasonS]

Those are fantastic.

Jason Santa

[John Pic]

Fantastic,and you must be very pleased !

[Mike C]

Dear Jason and John,

Yes - I am pleased. No where near mint - but an honest combat gunner tunic. Looking at it, you wonder - Normandy? Kursk? Warsaw? It once had a cufftitle but now no longer - so that narrows the options a bit. And for the owner? Gefallen? Or an old soldier vaguely remembering those feats of long ago...

Mike

[Mike C]

There was another parcel under the tree...looked what I found.

Arrived today (the picture is from the vendor) - will provide some of my own later...

Mike

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

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There was another parcel under the tree...looked what I found.

Arrived today (the picture is from the vendor) - will provide some of my own later...

Mike

Thanks ,Mike can,t wait for the pics

Greeting s
JOHNNY

[Francesco]

WOW Mike,

THIS IS ANOTHER GREAT TUNIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If I don't mistake ,this is published on the Beaver's book"CAMOUFLAGE UNIFORMS OF THE WAFFEN SS"
Again compliments

[Mike C]

Hi John and Francesco,

Yes - it was in Beaver's camo book and in his three volume series. I especially like it as I suspect (no proof) that this aufklarungs oberscharfuhrer was one of the Totenkopf cadre (note Demjansk shield) transferred to the 16th SS Panzer-Grenadier Division "Reichsfuhrer-SS" when it was formed in 1943. Took two pictures and the batteries went...comparing it to the untersturmfuhrer light weight tunic I just received.

Mike

[Mike C]

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