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    My white formal mess dress jacket and vest. Sorry that I don't have the correct shirt and bow tie for this jacket.

    Hello!

    Erik

    Any lable inside ? :cheers:

    All the best

    Nesredep

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    Nesredep,

    Thanks for your comments.

    There are no markings on the white mess dress jacket and vest.

    The green uniform has two sets of markings on it. The markings are under the flap that covers the retaining rings for the buttons. Here is the first marking. It reads:

    SCHL?SSERSCH---UMWOLL

    SPINNEREI u WEBEREI AKI. GES.

    In OZORROW

    GEGR. 1607

    My loose translation is that the top line refers to the type of cotton material used on the tunic. There is a hole for one of the buttons, but the missing letters are probably "BA" - BAUMWOLL = cotton

    The second line states "spinning mill" and "weaving mill". perhaps OZORROW is the city where the mill was located.

    Here's the image

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    Nesredep,

    Thanks for your comments.

    There are no markings on the white mess dress jacket and vest.

    The green uniform has two sets of markings on it. The markings are under the flap that covers the retaining rings for the buttons. Here is the first marking. It reads:

    SCHL?SSERSCH---UMWOLL

    SPINNEREI u WEBEREI AKI. GES.

    In OZORROW

    GEGR. 1607

    My loose translation is that the top line refers to the type of cotton material used on the tunic. There is a hole for one of the buttons, but the missing letters are probably "BA" - BAUMWOLL = cotton

    The second line states "spinning mill" and "weaving mill". perhaps OZORROW is the city where the mill was located.

    Here's the image

    Hello!

    Erik

    Nice to see this Marker,never seen this before.I have seen ca 1000 Marker labels before.Thanks for posting . :cheers:

    All the best

    Nesredep

    Posted

    Really fantastic pieces! My most sincere compliments!

    I would like to set a question to Nesredep: which are the particular ones that help me to distinguish a white jacket as yours from one of after the war?

    a lot of people have reported me that are practically identical...

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    MP38,

    While we wait for Nesredep I'd like to make a comment about the post war white tunics. You are correct that they are virtually identical. The post war tunics are probably more rare than the war time white tunics. Since most Kreigsmarine white tunics I have seen don't have markings inside it would be almost impossible to tell them apart. I own a couple of white Kreigsmarine tunics but I can not post pictures of them as they are in storage while I am living in Europe for a few years. I have posted a picture from one of my reference books of a post war Bundesmarine officer in his white uniform.

    Regards,

    Gordon

    Posted

    Hello!

    I was wondering if there are more collectors around here that have display`s with Whites and Greens, i would love to see more. :cheers:

    All the best

    Nesredep

    Posted

    Here's an early-style "colonial" tropical tunic named to "Sch?fer".

    Hello!

    Erik

    All your Uniform looks unused and in very good shape.Thanks for showing. :cheers:

    All the best

    Nesredep

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    Hi to all!

    This is the mine, a pre-37 white model. I thank Gordon for the help that has given me to choose this piece! :cheers:

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