German camouflage over-jacket, field-made from a tent canvas for the lower part and a German paratrooper's blouse for the upper part. A trace of a Luftwaffe chest eagle can still be seen on the right-hand side. Two openings have been made for the arms. The jacket is long cut, reaching down to the knees. A few buttons are still present. This type of garment was made for elite German marksmen. The garment shows wear consistent with its use, with stains, tears and a period patina. Condition II. According to the seller, this item comes from Hollange. The village of Hollange, located in the commune of Fauvillers, in the province of Luxembourg (Belgium), is close to the Luxembourg border. Although Hollange is not mentioned as a major battleground during the Second World War, its geographical position placed it close to the areas of operations during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944. German camouflage smock, a fieldmade piece constructed using Zeltbahn canvas for the lower section and material from a German paratrooper blouse for the upper part. A faint trace of a Luftwaffe breast eagle remains visible on the right side. Two openings were cut into the sides for the arms. The jacket is longcut, reaching down to the knees. A few buttons are still present. This type of garment was made for German snipers. The piece shows wear consistent with its use, along with stains, small tears, and an authentic period patina. Condition II+. According to the seller, this piece originates from Hollange. The village of Hollange, located in the municipality of Fauvillers in the province of Luxembourg (Belgium), lies near the Luxembourg border. While Hollange is not known as a site of major combat during the Second World War, its geographical location placed it close to operational areas during the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944.