Original East German Cold War Era M58 Flächentarn “Blumentarn” Camouflage Utility Uniform Set - Blouse and Trousers Dated 1964 Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock and the original handle

and the original handle

vibrant color

while green or brown glass would have been for wine

There is some cracking at the fold areas of the leather such as the top flap and one of the belt loops

It continued to the morning of 3 February 1945 when the 188th and the 1st of the 187th launched an attack against the 3rd and final enemy position

Original East German Cold War Era M58 Flächentarn “Blumentarn” Camouflage Utility Uniform Set - Blouse and Trousers Dated 1964 Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock and the original handleOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. Like many nations of the Warsaw Pact, the German Democratic Republic, or East Germany, was heavily influenced by Soviet models in their development of military uniforms and equipment. The earliest camouflage patterns used by the DDR were essentially Soviet in design, while later "rain" patterns were more likely influenced by WW2 German models. A popular uprising in 1989 led to the downfall of the Communist