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08-20-2018 09:46 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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Not a WW2 Camo pattern that I have ever seen.
Maybe that someone was thinking it was Palmenmuster but it is different.
Here is a link. I don't claim to be versed in this subject, so not sure if this article is accurate or note.
https://www.artizandesigns.com/guide...anpatterns.pdf
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Hmmm It does appear to look similar to the Palmenmuster very cool not good with camo at all don’t think it’s a repro though havnt been able to find one like it anywhere
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The "left over cammo material from ww2 story" won't fly as the material is not the type used during WW2. That is clear enlarging the last photo. Someone has printed what looks like inspired by Palmenmuster pattern, but we can be sure it was all made post 1945.
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I know of a firm, since gone out of business, in the US called Krupper Militaria. Krupper dealt in reproduction uniforms & insignia and produced some odd variants of SS camouflage that they invented themselves, patterns that never existed during the war. One of them they called their Wolfshed pattern, it was obviously SS influenced but was never used by the SS.
I do not know if your helmet cover was something Krupper produced or not. But in my (non-expert) opinion I believe your cover is post war.
Hope this helps.
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Thank you really didn’t think it was ww2 fabric was to new for it to be that old. A buddy of mine collects post war german helmets and I showed him the cover also he thought it was made for the bundeswehr paratroopers in the 60s or 70s but he also wasn’t sure. Thanks for all the help
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Possible a "Versuchsmuster"
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