Hi All!
Mixed italian and german camo fabric on same smock. I never saw that before.
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Mixed italian and german camo fabric on same smock. I never saw that before.
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Is it me or does the right guy has diagonal pockets on his chest?
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From that what i can see it looks like a Italien pant and a Jump smock........Last edited by ww2.collector; 06-03-2016, 04:57 PM.Comment
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This is a well known picture that has ben discussed many times before.Comment
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Indeed! Photo disappeared from this thread though....but it has the answers.Originally posted by kammo man View Post
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...n+pocket+flapsComment
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It has more than the thread you show.Comment
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Did you ever see jump smock with scalloped pocket flaps?Originally posted by ww2.collector View Post
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Tailor made jump smocks- what are they plane tree and blurred edge?Comment
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That is the reason why i wrote it looks like......Originally posted by okoska View PostDid you ever see jump smock with scalloped pocket flaps?
No and althought not from this Camo, if i am correct informed the only exist in the erly non camo collor, some variants Splinter, and some variants of"Sumpftarn" (i dont know the english word) and a mixtur from splinter and sumpftarn.
And teh SS Smocks were made from Erbsentarn, here i am not shure of the english word.
And for that i never see a SS normal smock with front with buttons, not the pockets on the neck and not with the buttons to close it around the legs.............. and so on
So it is nothing what is TEXTBOOK
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modified smocks?
Both appear to be modified late smocks converted to button front. You can see the arm seams, and it looks like the wrist elastic band was cut in front of the cuff . Right one had slanted upper pockets added, right one had straight flap upper pockets added.
The tunic collars stick out like standard smocks. Looks like individual tastes gone berserk!
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