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#11
Commissar Wrote:Oh, right the attatchements, well Im in the market for a nice long overcoat, the great coat style the soviet army used for officers and such.

I have a few nice generals overcoats (army 1950s, 1970s, 1980s; airforce 1960s) if that interests You.
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#12
Oh, I might be! :D
Got any pics? And are they suitable for every day wear? :)

Also I was wondering if this was a good deal?
KGB Uniform, 40 bucks usd.
Found it on E.
Would be good for me for my first Soviet Uniform, and the price seems right eh? :D


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#13
Commissar,

I'd like to see more detail shots of the 'KGB' tunic...Tretov has a superb selection of postwar items, he is a better source than e-bay for nice postwar cloth items (though sometimes a bargain does show up on E!).

DougD
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#14
Thats the only pic that was in the description, umm, do you question it? :O
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#15
Yes. Its a rare tunic, so I question how the insignia is applied, if the insignia is real, etc. For the price the seller is offering its a bargain (or its not right). For one I'd like a better feel for it...is the insignia (real or repro) just added? etc. Not a huge risk for $40, but you asked. Rare+on E+low price+not great photos=not a great feeling. Not sure I can add much more unless I was able to handle it. What is his return policy?

DougD
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#16
Commissar Wrote:Oh, I might be! :D
Got any pics? And are they suitable for every day wear? :)

Also I was wondering if this was a good deal?
KGB Uniform, 40 bucks usd.
Found it on E.
Would be good for me for my first Soviet Uniform, and the price seems right eh? :D

The patch looks wrong...if this is supposed to be an honor guard uniform, the patch should be embroidered, not thermomolded plastic. If anything, the plastic looks like it was painted gold. Unless it is canary yellow, or embroidered, I say this was put together.
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#17
Commissar,

IMHO :thumbsdown
As already pointed out, the insigna look somewhat strange. I believe that this is a usual tunic on which KGB-type stuff was added.

Marc
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#18
Oh I see, thank you all for the great advice, however Im kind of considering this, I mean for 40 bucks you just cant go wrong eh?
Ahhh...I'll give it a shot I think...I think...
I mean right, 40 bucks? *slips into massive denial*
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#19
Commissar, If I were you I´d wait some more time before buying KGB stuff, since it is, let´s say, more "advanced". I´ve been collecting for 7 years and I still think I´m not mature enough for it. I´d rather buy a normal infantry or air force EM uniform and try to complete it.
You may get it for the same price or even more, but at least you won´t have that nasty knot in your throat that´ll cause you spending your cash in a blank uniform with fake insignia added.
There's nothing in the streets
Looks any different to me
And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye
And the parting on the left
Are now parting on the right
And the beards have all grown longer overnight

The Who, Won't get fooled again
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#20
Maybe your right Esteban, but what is the difference between KGB uniforms and regulars aside from insignia?
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