Original German WWII Field Workshop Produced Camouflage Jacket Made From Splinter Pattern Zeltbahn Fabric Japanese Army The belt itself measures about

The belt itself measures about 37” when fully extended

The metal of the hilt has a lovely aged steel patina

The second meaning of the term is derived from the first

The header is marked with the Reichsadler / M proof

It is still wrapped around the tuft

Original German WWII Field Workshop Produced Camouflage Jacket Made From Splinter Pattern Zeltbahn Fabric Japanese Army The belt itself measures aboutOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting German WWII camouflage jacket tunic , made by a unit or depot tailor from pieces of a double sided Army Splinter Pattern (Heeres Splittermuster 31) fabric used to make Zeltbahn Poncho Tent Quarter. These utilize a water repellent material called Makostoff, so this would have been a great thing to have during warm and wet conditions. The front of the jacket features a eight button front