Camoflage Wrap Tunic ???

[greimers]

Could anyone identify this for me, It only has the markings shown.

Regards,

Grant.

[Thanatos]

Look's like a late war Heer Panzer or Stug Leutnant's Splinter pattern wrap.
The black Waffenfarbe is pioneer though.So may-be Stug crew.
If it's good it's super cool.

[greimers]

Thanks Dave, the shoulder boards are very heavily oxidized.

[Thanatos]

Thanks Dave, the shoulder boards are very heavily oxidized.

Add's to it's character hey Grant.
It's a very nice garment mate.
Well done.

[greimers]

This came from a British Veteran who fought in Italy thats all I know (other than he used wear it duckshooting!!)

[Adrian Stevenson]

Non standard field made item. Based upon the HBT summer working uniform.

Getting something like this with direct provenance is the only way I would buy.

Cheers, Ade.

[Thanatos]

Hi Ade,
This is the image I based my comment on at work today.In hindsight I guess "wrap" was a confusing discription as it could have meant "the classic Panzer wrap" as opposed to the "working jacket".I should'nt have been so vague.



Sorry Mr Osprey
All the best mate,
Dave

[Scout]

IIRC the Germans at one point got hold of vast quantities of Italian camo and made smocks and caps out of this material.
I realize, that the jacket in the OP is not of this Italian camo pattern, but it just goes to show, that not all genuine items were made according to a regulation manual cut in stone from higher up.
But as the background is sketchy, only direct provenance will do for an item such as this, as mentioned by Ade.

[greimers]

Could anyone suggest a value on this ??

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hang on a min................................ Just looked at the shoulder boards: these are Waffen SS Infantry. They are white with the black SS underlay.

Cheers, Ade.