Crazy Gifts WW2 German Anorak
 

Anyone know what I should do with a WW2 German mountain anorak. I was given this by a friend from Germany. The wife of the guy who owned it says her husband was one of the few guys to escape Russia. I can't confirm this as the gentleman has alsheimer. Still, from the markings, paper buttons, reversable white/green, pockets, fabric and other things this jaket looks original. It is a pretty solid jacket and before I knew what was given to me I wore it for a paintball game and washed it. If stupid comes to mind that would be correct. What should I do with it? I was thinking of giving it to the Rocly Mountain Ranger Museum in Kamloops?
Any suggestions?

first of all, tons of pics !! then you can give it to me:D

I WANT IT! *drools*

Sorry no digi cam, hell I did not know I even had a ww2 jacket

Send it my way! I'll take pictures of it! I don't know if ya'd get it back, though.:p

I can't do that to a guy who's got a commy flag as avatar :D :D
and Kelowna is far : I'm in PG !! Mine !!

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The jackets a crazy piece of history. My girlfriend hates the coat, she says it's creepy. I guess in a way it is but, what it must have gone through is more than most of us will ever see in three lifetimes.

SSSH! It's a disguise! ;)

Hey Frag7, (hate to have a typo on that name eh?) Do you play airsoft around PG?

If anyone has any ideas on what to do with the jacket I'd love to hear it. I just don't want to waist a peice of history nore do I want to make a buck. Yeh, I know it is all truistic but I can't help it.

It sounds like quite the jacket, I say do with it what you please like no one can tell you what to do with your jacket correct? (i pretty much did =P)

Well... I don't think it'd be wise to give it to a museum because it'd just sit in the back and become a dust magnet. Now, if the museum had the rest of the gebrigsjager uniform, then sure! But if it's the only piece of clothing, do you really think they'd put it on display?

If I had it, I'd make some sort of case to put it in and show it off.

We had this discussion didn't we?
Besides, it'd be the Rocky Mountain Ranger Museum, so it wouldn't be misused ;)