East German Rain Camouflage Shirt

East German Rain Camouflage ShirtThis combat shirt was issued to The National People's Army of East Germany for over 30 years. Starting in 1968, they were manufactured and issued up until 1990. The Rain Camo pattern (Strichmuster) was influenced by WW2 German designs such as Splittermuster and Sumpftarn. "Rain" refers to the camouflage pattern, this is not a waterproof shirt. Issued to the NVA (Nationale Volksarmee) as a 'summer' shirt, though the fabric remains moderately heavy

Nesting aluminum cup features folding handles for comfortable enjoyment of hot or cold beverages

Has some stretch in the fabric

Handle: Wood with brass furnishings

Dimensions: Diameter 12cm H x 26cm (Approximate)

Content: 50% Cotton/50% Polyester

Offset blade

camping or medical kits

Sizing/Fit: Find your T-shirt size by measuring the circumference around your chest

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Content: Cotton canvas with metal pocket closures and plastic buckles

Sizing: These are over-trousers