Interesting SS Panzer Wrappers Photo

[Graham G]

Im confused. I thought it was proven blurred edge trousers exist.

These aren't Panzer, but styled similarly to SS Berghosen, as these sets were experimentally issued to Nord (SS-GJR 11 RH) in 1943. Totally different subject, and not HBT

[revi]

Found some pictures of more blurred edge, not to clear but still interesting in suppose.

[revi]

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[OSS]

These blurred edge wrappers don't appear to me to be made of HBT material.

[galizien41]

I agree. Very evident next to the green hbt one next to it. It is intriguing there are no photographic evidence of the trousers in blurred edge so far.

These blurred edge wrappers don't appear to me to be made of HBT material.

[revi]

Agree too.

[paintbrush]

It's been proposed here/WAF and elsewhere that the SS Officer under the M3 from the Ardennes photos is wearing a pair, along with his blurred smock. It's definitely camo, and definitely not Dot.

Dovetails to the 1:1 surviving example in the Europa book from La Gleize (in the book, they are credited to being found after Kmpg. Peiper left).

I'm sure someone here could provide more solid facts.

[kammo man]

Those are the experimental pattern/Panzer Meyer version currently being referenced in another thread about the field-gray equivalent. Not quite the same version.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru....php?t=1008343

I thought Beaver's book established that full blurred edge factory uniforms were known, in both panzer cut and the infantry cut(?).

There have definitely been pics of blurred edge pants posted on the WAF (maybe even in Kammoman's camo threads). There is also a pair photo'd in the Europa SS Camo book, from the La Gleize museum.

I have posted a full BE Fall suit.