Rudie, in the seldom cases that something is too long for me, you'll be on my radar.
HBK, I have an greyish Austrian 30's workwear jacket made from herringbone twill that might fit you.
I will measure it up if you are interested. It has a beltback with deep center fold.
German early to mid 1930's summer sportcoat.
Off-white linen with elasticated back and natural shoulders.
Size 40 Short.
20.5 inches chest. 27.5 inches back (with collar) and 25 inches sleeves (+ inlay)
150 USD shipped within Germany
170 USD shipped within Europe
190 USD shipped to US...
1952 ClipperCraft medium-weight tweed suit with multi-color flecks.
Marked Size 39. Has been extended at the back seam to fit a Size 40.
25 inches sleeves, 34 inches trouser waist.
Enough inlay in sleeves and legs for a 40 Long.
Very good condition with few signs of wear on the liner...
1952 Clipper-Craft medium-weight tweed suit with multi-color flecks.
Marked Size 39. Has been extended at the back seam to fit a Size 40 Regular
Enough inlay in sleeves and legs for a 40 Long.
Will go to the "Classified" section for sale.
PM me if interested.
German early to mid 1930's summer sportcoat.
Off-white linen with elasticated back and natural shoulders.
Size 38-40 Short.
Will go to the "Classified" section for sale.
PM me if interested.
The anti-German hysteria in the context of WW1 and unemployment during the depression were important factors
for (mostly first or second generation) Germans to return to the Reich during the 1930's.
Books dealing with German-American returnees:
Arthur L. Smith: "The Deutschtum of Nazi...
Basically it wouldn't differ from any outfit a respectable business man would wear at that time.
Search for photos of salesmen from the 1940's...
Louis Horwitz car salesman... photos from 1948.
http://www.hemmings.com/hcc/stories/2015/04/01/hmn_feature8.html
The "1000 year Reich" after a German victory would have been both considerably larger and much more racially defined.
The Nazi state would have been very much interested to reduce distinctions between former "Volks-" and "Reichsdeutsche" to create a "homogenous" race-based Germanic empire.
To...
If I understood it right the label on this suit bears the company designation in the version used until 1936.
But certainly these labels were used up for several years after 1936.
I don't know whether it's any clue... but the trousers have no fob pocket.
A "Montague Burton" suit... solid quality, navy chalkstripe worsted. The shoulders are roped.
I presume (considering the lack of a CC41 label), that this is likely a pre-1942 specimen.
According to this site it is the 1936 MB label...
Ok, I don't want to give too much spoilers... but here it comes:
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The "winter guest" is a Jewish US soldier who drops into Poland to assist the resistance in the Winter 1940/41.
Before the US even entered the war. The author also enlightens the reader that there was no television in small...
Volksdeutsche - as you surely know - where ethnic Germans (vaguely defined by language, cultural identification, non-jewishness and a positive attitude towards the German Reich) with citizenship other than that of the German Reich. It pertained mostly to ethnic Germans living in Eastern and...
I wouldn't reweave the holes in this case. I think the fraying on the hem can be hidden by "shortening" (just by pressing... not cutting off) the length of the jacket.
The large holes are on the back of the sleeve cuff near the slit. Small patches from the fabric or matching thread mends would...
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