Czechoslovakian 4 Colour Sumpfmuster Zeltbahn
After WW2, the Czechoslovakian military experimented with a ton of camos. One of the “more common” of these patterns to be seen is the “4 Colour Sumpfmuster”. Though no official name is known for it, it was produced from the late 1940s into the early 1950s then discontinued.
These are exceedingly rare and likely will never be restocked. The Zeltbahns with visible stamps are all in exceptional/unissued condition.
After WW2, the Czechoslovakian military experimented with a ton of camos. One of the “more common” of these patterns to be seen is the “4 Colour Sumpfmuster”. Though no official name is known for it, it was produced from the late 1940s into the early 1950s then discontinued.
These are exceedingly rare and likely will never be restocked. The Zeltbahns with visible stamps are all in exceptional/unissued condition.
After WW2, the Czechoslovakian military experimented with a ton of camos. One of the “more common” of these patterns to be seen is the “4 Colour Sumpfmuster”. Though no official name is known for it, it was produced from the late 1940s into the early 1950s then discontinued.
These are exceedingly rare and likely will never be restocked. The Zeltbahns with visible stamps are all in exceptional/unissued condition.
