This is the final stock. 1960s East Germany "NVA" Blumentarn Camo Sniper Smock Parker I acquired this from a German friend. This smock was adopted for a short period from 1956 to 1967. It's a very modern piece, with a vibrant camouflage pattern that means "Blumentarn" (floral camouflage) in German, a short length, and a large hood. The size is also a rare 4. The front has a double-layered flap. Elbow patches enhance durability. There are open vents under the arms for breathability. Each arm has pockets, presumably used for storing ammunition. The large hood has a drawcord. The hem has an adjuster belt, allowing you to change the silhouette depending on the situation. Due to its scarcity and high design, this is a hidden gem that is very popular among core militaria fans. Shoulder width: 52 cm Body width: 70 cm Length: 78 cm Sleeve length: 73 cm I believe the condition is a deadstock. There are no missing change buttons, and it's complete. This series has an anti-gas coating, and this one still has it. It will come off if washed, but I've left it as is, so you can enjoy it as you like. However, there is some discoloration from storage, but it's not very noticeable due to the camouflage pattern. Please see the photo of the back. French army, french work, euro work, Europe, French army, British army, special air service, sas, U.S. army, U.S. navy, vintage, ventile, special, vintage, euro, French army, black moleskin, French army, French, wear, Mont Saint Michel, Adolph Lafont, M35, M38, M47, M52, deadstock, RAF, vintage clothing, motorcycle coat, #entrance_ceremony #new_job #celebration I think this size in this condition is very rare.