Definitely post war.
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Certainly original oak material, not pink... the photos are just not the best.Comment
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Look at the printing. Look at the dark green and dark brown colors. Look at the lack of roller overlap as in the pinks.
Clearly original material, just weird lighting. Pinkish tones of oak A exist and are pretty commonComment
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Looking at the autumn side Not the spring; and far from knowledgeable in this area But that material looks fine to me.
B. N. SingerComment
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Ooooooooooookkkkkkkkkkkkkk
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Original oak cover.Comment
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I think this is the case when the subject of the need to hold and "sniff"Comment
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SS Camo Cover
I am hoping that this will help to show that the cover is constructed from original material. Here is a comparison up against an original SS zeltbahn. Please let me know what you think, Mark.Comment
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I don't see how anyone in their right mind can say that this is pink fabric. Despite the colors in the first pics looking similar, it is obviously original cloth.Comment
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Not much picture taking skill can change how something is perceived.Comment
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SS Camo Cover
Well I took even worse pics before and a lot fewer pics. I should have taken better quality pics right from the get go along with the comparison shots and in much better lighting. So with all of the new feed back I am seeing that my original statement was wrong and that it is indeed a good cover. Thanks, Mark.Comment
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Just to clarify- I am NOT saying that the cover is good. I am simply saying the fabric is original. Construction for covers isn't an area that I have much knowledge in, besides the very basic fakes.Originally posted by cpmil View PostComment
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As stated, definitely not pink material - if it's newly manufactured, it's well done and an excellent filler.
s/f RobertComment
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