The brown side showing some interesting pieces
There is 1-1 plus pre war pullover test print as well as M40 BE pattern
The joy of zelts is you can follow the Cammo development with a simple groundsheet quite easily
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The brown side showing some interesting pieces
There is 1-1 plus pre war pullover test print as well as M40 BE pattern
The joy of zelts is you can follow the Cammo development with a simple groundsheet quite easily
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It's worth nothing that the boarder of the Zelt at this stage is actually a printed section that's single sided
By mid war this production method was pushed to the wayside
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Another 40 dated 1-2 print
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The head placket has the lateral pattern
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The cutter had followed the + marks correctly
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The 2 halfs matched correctly
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Buttons missing but maker mark present
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Oak 5-6 pattern
This is now mid war and standards are slipping
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Printing errors
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Light print but has polyspot placket
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Maker mark
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Halfs not matching up
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Cut line loosely followed
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