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03-24-2014 12:42 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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Hello,
ALL of the insignia has been replaced!
Fred
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Looks to have been cut down as well removing the part below the bottom pockets , i know this was sometimes done by soldiers serving in France as a fashion
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Isnt the lining completely wrong? And the wool material dosnt look right to me either. Where are the belt hooks and shell dressing pocket? Surely this isnt an authentic jacket at all.
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I will go with Douglas on this one. My 1st impression was that the wool look strange. I will also agree on the lining unless someone can correct me if wrong. Wrong liner construction, material, vent holes missing, belt hooks missing....
Cheers
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Thank you very much guys! i will let it go, i was not to convinced with the collar tabs and eagle breast, i hadn't noticed the belt hooks missing, so, not for me, thanks again!
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Thanks kradman! did not know about they cut down that the part below the bottom pockets was sometimes cut down by soldiers serving in france! that's why i love this forum i always learn new things!
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kradman
Looks to have been cut down as well removing the part below the bottom pockets , i know this was sometimes done by soldiers serving in France as a fashion
Hello,
Yeah, the famous "Haute-Couture française"...
This kind of modifications was not done in france only, but more generally in a lot of european occupied countries...where german soldiers did have only time to kill...and follow fashion within the german army...
Usually the skirt of the Feldbluse was shortened, sometimes the field dressings pocket was removed, the collar changed for a more stylish one, longer and more pointed, early insignia, like dark green ones were often applied to replace those from the 1940 camouflage measures.
I really dont have a good feeling about the tunic shown in this thread.
Thanks
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