◾️Description Made in Germany, adopted by the German army at the time. Front by Assmann [Photo ⑨] Shoulders by B&N (Berg & Nolte) [Photo ⑩] *Explanation* Unlike the army, the cut is the same as the Allgemeine SS. The appearance of the overcoat is almost the same for both the army and the Waffen-SS, but the SS was created in its own factories from the early stages of the war and has slight differences from the army, such as: SS before 1940 received supplies from the army, and There were also fabrics of unique colors, and various items existed, so the explanation will be omitted. ❶ Seam where the front button is attached The army's seam is straight and ends at the bottom. The SS seam connects to the pocket and curves down. ❷ Size stamp, etc. The army usually has it on the left front lining (above the inner pocket). The SS has it on the lining of the left back. ❸ SS Adler is attached to the left sleeve. ❹ Even after 1940, the army's lining is often made of spun rayon, but the SS's is often rayon. Based on the fabric material, it is believed to be from around 1942-1943. Also, the outer fabric is the green used for SS M42 jackets, etc., and the lining uses silver-gray rayon used in the early M42 and M43. The shoulder boards and Adler for non-commissioned officers can also be confirmed. ◾️Size Size stamp present. Approximate size: Collar circumference 46cm, shoulder width 46cm, length 134cm, sleeve length 68cm, chest 94cm *Condition* Good storage condition with no moth-eaten holes or missing buttons. #FrenchArmy #GermanArmy #BritishArmy #SwedishArmy #AmericanArmy #USArmy #ItalianArmy #CanadianArmy #DutchArmy #Euro #Europe #Vintage #Vintage #10s #20s #30s #40s #50s #60s #70s #80s #90s #France #French #FrenchArmy #RoyalNavy #RAF #Pants #Jacket #Military #SurvivalGame #Outdoor #Camping #Mountaineering #UsedClothing #UsedClothingStore #MilitaryItems #MilitaryUniform