Hi Frank truly appreciate your help and comments I have already registered on the GHW forum first time I hear about it many thanks for that. Will wait till I have the cover with me to take good pictures and then will post them to properly analyse it.
Also it really strikes me that Weitze sells the same as mine but the price is just over the roof of course mine was priced fairly
When I get it will post good quality pictures meanwhile found another one very similar to mine that was sold by reputable dealer Militaria Plaza
Archive: WH (Heer) 'Sumpftarn' Camouflage Helmet Cover
This one looks less believable than your one - the Bundeswehr used the sumpftarn pattern too I think.... this could be that material?
" I'm putting off procrastination until next week "
Hi Dan I take that as a compliment since the last one I posted it was sold for well over €900 and mine was a fraction of that sort of speak I’m quite happy with it. Regarding your question I am afraid I cannot be of any help sorry about thatby Danmark
Sorry to hijack the thread, but here is an example of Bundeswehr Sumpftarn from Wehrmacht camouflage uniforms and post war derivatives by Daniel Peterson.
I have to agree with Danmark.
Very kind to add your comments surely they made the most of the war leftovers to manufacture uniforms
No the BGS pattern is different to the war time types
Hi Rene if you do not mind me asking what does BGS stand for?
Bunds Grenz Shutze (border guards) I probably spelt the German incorrectly?
Here's a full spread of the pattern to compare to. 1959 dated.
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