SS combat tunic

[RBailey]

Hello Guys,
Here is my latest find for my collection. It is a 1940 style tunic and the cufftitle has been removed. It was probably removed at the end of the war. I wished I knew what it was, but leaving the tunic "as is".

Robert

[John Pic]

Superb !

[norge]

Love it!
Gisle

[jayjay198666]

that's nice.....

[Christian J]

Love the pointed collar!

[jotuntroll]

A good nco, love the tabs.

[Ostprussenmann]

Love the pointed collar!

I second that. Very cool.

[RBailey]

Thanks for the nice replies guys. Here are pictures of the markings and where the cuff title was once. The maker's mark is "M 42". I do not know who this maker is and maybe someone can help us with this. The size is "92", which is about a medium. The extremely pointed collar is common to SS tunics. I don't know if you can see it in these pictures, but I outlined where the cuff title was at one time.

Thanks,

Robert

[Jolly Roger]

Now thats a beauty!

[NCO]

Very nice tunic, congrats.
What exact manufacturer is written before Munchen, any chance of making this out?
cheers
NCO.

[Jolly Roger]

Very nice tunic, congrats.
What exact manufacturer is written before Munchen, any chance of making this out?
cheers
NCO.

It certainly is Mayerhofer München, a known ss contractor.

The tunic itself is in fact an M41 due to its rayon lining. M40s would have cotton.

[Ludwig]

Looks very nice to me. Like the woven flatware tabs

[Sonderkommando]

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[NCO]

Cheers Jolly


[Q
UOTE=Jolly Roger;8151345]It certainly is Mayerhofer München, a known ss contractor.

The tunic itself is in fact an M41 due to its rayon lining. M40s would have cotton.[/QUOTE]

[Mike Davis]

Very nice, love that pointed collar