SS camo jacket being offered to me

[veritas]

Here are some photos of an SS camo jacket. I don't know much about these. What should I look for?

[kammo man]

Show cuffs
Show pockets
Show lace holes.

[veritas]

Unfortunately I don't have it in my possession.

[kammo man]

Well you wont get a clear answer.
Where is it for sale ?

[veritas]

Here are two more photos

[kammo man]

where is this being offered for sale ?

[Graham G]

The smock is bad. Those photos are worse.

If someone can't get even a decent photo, how the hell are they expecting to sell a 4 or 5 digit priced jacket?

[veritas]

Thanks. I assume it is bad so I will pass on it.

[kammo man]

I think you should buy it.

[veritas]

The fellow offering me it said he bought it from the son of a veteran of the 104th Infantry Division who brought it back. I still am hesitant as I have two different opinions.

[Graham G]

There's an easy way to get totally confirmed:

Take half decent photos

I can already say 99.9% certain it's a total repro; even the camo print looks wrong to me.

[veritas]

A private party in another state is offering it to me. I won't be buying it. Thanks to everyone for the advice.

[kammo man]

Pm me the seller so I can buy it.

[Vladislav]

If the lace holes are sewn because I think this jacket has a chance.such option did on the special machine and while fakers can't repeat.But the pictures are disgusting

[Graham G]

If the lace holes are sewn because I think this jacket has a chance.such option did on the special machine and while fakers can't repeat.But the pictures are disgusting

Originals are often done by hand. Machines to do this are quite easy and most reproduction have machine-sewn ones.

The lace holes on this appear done with a modern machine and do not resemble wartime machine-sewn eyelets.