SS StuG cut off

[Michael73]

Hi
Just in. Hope you like it as I do.

Thanks in advance
Michael

[Michael73]

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[Ian Hulley]

I can't comment on the cut-off but the tab is a very nice, late, waffle pattern.


Ian

[Mike Davis]

Nice cut off but not from a wrap

[chahler]

Nice and original late war collar tab . Congrats

[OSS]

Standard tunic collar.

[Fred Fokkelman]

Very cool tunic collar.

[Steve Turner]

Nice one! I like when they have a good chunk of the uniform like that. The collar on an SS wrap would be a bit wider, but none the less, it's super cool.

-Steve

[Michael73]

Thanks to all
Any idea what kind of tunic?

[gbr-trooper]

I would say from the collar wool and reverse would be an SS M42 pattern...is still nice to see it on the collar but maybe it would have been better being machined on

[Robert H]

nice piece!

Assume M42/M43 with its late war tab.

[viva_giulio]

At least this time no Need to split an item/ history.
Already splitted.

[Lassi]

At least this time no Need to split an item/ history.
Already splitted.

[pete]

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Just my own thing but i really love to see these old cut offs, they're great to observe the signs of age and time on insignia and how it sits on fabric. As well the salty factor, as well as if there is provenance with the item is just great! i dare say alot of these were cut off on the run as trophies, or proof of the type of troops encountered etc. Ever since i saw cut offs i have been looking for Turkish buttons in antique stores back home as described in accounts, which could have only come from Gallipoli. Cut offs are really intriguing in their own right.

Best Regards,

Pete