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WWII German Wool Military Greatcoat Overcoat
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since Jul 28$10+$120 (+1261%)$130
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Item: WWII German Wool Military Greatcoat Overcoat Pickup: Pueblo West, CO 81007 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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BidProwl Summary
This is an authentic WWII-era German military greatcoat in wool with original pebbled buttons marked "DEUTSCHE ARBEIT," showing fair to good condition with visible moth damage and fraying at the collar and scattered holes near the hem. Collectors of Third Reich militaria and living history reenactors drive demand for these coats, along with textile dealers seeking period-correct garments for restoration or display. Before bidding, inspect photographs closely for the extent of moth damage, verify button authenticity under magnification, and check whether the damage is surface-level or structural to the wool fibers.
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Condition note: Moth damage and holes noted, fraying on collar
Description from HiBid
This vintage German military heavy wool greatcoat (Mantel) dates to the World War II era and is tailored in the classic double-breasted long-coat pattern. The coat features a contrasting brown wool collar with throat hook-and-eye closure, two rows of six pebbled metal buttons, deep turnback cuffs, and two slanted flap waist pockets. The back is constructed with a central inverted box pleat and buttoned vent tabs. The original pebbled buttons retain clear backmarks stamped "DEUTSCHE ARBEIT." The coat remains in fair to good condition, showing visible moth damage and fraying along the collar edge as well as scattered moth holes near the lower skirt hem, while retaining its full original hardware and silhouette. GE
