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Johan Willaert

Nice, Please measure the chest pockets....

 

We've esablished in the past that from a certain manufacturer the right chest pocket is lower than the left one....

 

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the right chest pocket is lower than the left one....

 

Johan

 

you can see that in the photos ---- so who made them and when?

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Johan Willaert

I've noticed it on jackets made by Brauer-Gressman Co

 

Basically the pockets are the same size, but the right one's stitched lower than the other one. On my jacket the pocket is about 1,5" lower.

The pockets were probably stitched on the sides of the jacket before these were assembled.

There are no traces of pockets having been taken off and resewn...

 

I'm sure Bryan F can add to this...

 

Thi is an oiginal set from the ATF Website, look at the pockets:

 

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Here's my jacket, note the difference.....

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Steph, nice camo set. Congratulations! thumbsup.gif

 

Johan is correct about the pockets, all the ones manufactured by Brauer-Gressman have the same lower pocket trait.

 

Also, you can find photos of these uniforms in here: http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v110/bfr...%20in%20France/

These are all the "known" photos and film footage that Johan, myself, and others have been able to find to date.

Bryan

 

Here's the set from my collection:

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Nice Camo sets gents thumbsup.gif

 

I've been meaning to ask about this picture for some time.

What do you think? Is this GI wearing a one-piece coverall or an army HBT camo set?

 

The picture was taken in april 1944 at Camp Atterbury ,IN. The GI is a member of 1st BN, 422nd Infantry Regt, 106th Div.

 

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Best regards

Carl

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