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WW2 German four pocket tunic made in Italian camouflage.
During the war the Germans used the Italian camouflage to make several pieces of clothing including jackets, trousers and one piece combi’s (coveralls).
The Germans used the Italian fabric but had the uniforms made in the German style, so these are not Italian army uniforms. The camouflage was used by the German troops mainly after 1943 when the Italian Army surrendered and the Germans disarmed any Italian soldier. The Italian camouflage was worn by units including the 1 SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler and the 12 SS Pz Div Hitlerjugend.
This German WW2 tunic by Richard Underwood is made in Italian camouflage and features:
- Four front pockets are closed by German pattern metal buttons in a pebble finish.
- Front is closed by 5 buttons which are German pattern metal buttons in a pebble finish.
- Loop and a button on each shoulder to attach shoulder boards to (metal button with pebble finish).
- Sleeves have two buttons on the cuffs for adjustment.
- Belt hook eyelets holes on the sides, two eyelets on the tunic with a sewn in tab on the inside which has 5 eyelets for adjustment, (Belt hooks are not included).
- Inside pocket on the lower right hand side of the tunic for a field dressing packet.
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We have been selling militaria for the last 25 years, dealing with re-enactors and specialising in the German side for the last 15. As a collector and re-enactor myself I am constantly striving to improve standards and seek out better kit. I have supplied kit to the major UK re-enactor groups and have also provided equipment and advice for film, theatres and museums. The first major production I contributed to was Saving Private Ryan and played a significant part in supplying both uniforms and equipment for the Germans in the acclaimed TV drama series Band of Brothers, Captain Correlis Mandolin, Hannibal Rising, Atonement, Valkyrie, Outpost and Inglorious Bastards. I have also contributed to a diorama which is part of a new exhibition which opened recently at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford.
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