Ok, after cleaning up all my stuffs, i found some trousers that i must have bought for WW2, however they have a slim white stripe down the side?
They have some German gibberish inside, that GCSE German didn't cover, and a stamp inside that looks like it says "NVA"...
any ideas? and would these be any use for WW2?
Thanks
George
Aha!
Found a picture, apparently they are East German trousers. Would these be any good for WW2?
Well, seeing as they're a different cut, made from different material, a different colour, and with a stripe down the side, I would say they bear little resemblence to WWII kit.
You've got nothing to ein, zwei, drei, vier
Good if you want to build an NVA uniform for a cold war event though 
Good if you want to build an NVA uniform for a cold war event though
No reaaallllyyy, as they're parade trousers. You wouldn't go to battle in your finest parade dress
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Plus you would look like a chav in tracky bottoms at an airsoft open day
You wouldn't go to battle in your finest parade dress
No, just baggy ill fitting Strichtarn with those horrible nylon buttons.
Cheers
Martin
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But OK for a drinking uniform.
"ill fitting" and "nylon" are the cornerstone of all things DDR.
Genosse,
These Trousers are not part of Parade Dress, ( you wear Boots and Breeches) but Stabsdienstuniform ( Staff Service Uniform ), (Großer) Gesellschaftsuniform und Ausganguniform ( (Greater) Social Uniform and Walkingout uniform), they are worn with Black Shoes.
