The SS pullover smock

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Interesting that the garment is assembled in typical single needlework
It resembles double needle but it’s not

 

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You can see the wind flap on the inside clearly here as well as the chest openings

 

 

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Early War winter fun

 

 

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Mid War winter fun

 

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Late War winter fun

 

 

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Juxtaposed pattern Winter cuff fun

 

 

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Here’s the 2 palm prints side by side
You can clearly see the pattern is the same only print colors are different

 

 

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Here’s the complete SS early War issue camouflage system

Block helmet cover
Palm patterns
Veil

 

 

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Here’s a herd to find Oak 42 pullover sent to me to share by member NCO
The oak is classic pattern and is made from the usual parts of different patterns

 

 

 

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Here’s the Winter side

 

 

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Here’s a zelt and the jacket
You can clearly see the pattern matching up

 

 

 

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The oak being roller printed is very consistent
Here’s a rarely seen printing flaw

 

 

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Hand sewn eyelets

 

 

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Here’s the wind flap in the different 5/6 toxic green pattern

 

 

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Inside the pockets we clearly see the toxic being used as scraps never went to waste

 

 

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Typically the pocket flaps are different pattern

 

 

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Here’s a full jacket in the 5/6 toxic green
As you can see it’s made using other pattern pieces which is typical of all pullovers by mid War

 

 

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