Luftwaffe paratrooper (Fallschirmjäger) jumping smock. This particular smock was found in the Normandy area and was worn by a member of 5th Fallschirmjäger Division. It was published in the book "Dying for Saint-lo: Hedgerow Hell, July 1944" (page 111) and "Fallschirmjäger, Volume 1" by Roly Pickering. An important piece of history that was professionally restored to prevent it. 

A so-called "Knochensack". Smock were made with green cloth as well as cloth showing a camo print. Tan & water camo, as well as splinter camo patterns, were issued. This example comes with a splinter camo pattern printed on the cloth. A rather late war issued example. 

Zippers: All zippers are fully working but looks to have been replaced once. 
Top zippers: ZIPP marked. One of the flaps shows a repaired tip.
Horizontal front zippers: One ZIPP marked, one unmarked

Front buttons: Blue glass buttons. Professionally re-attached
Press buttons: All PRYM 6 marked. One period time replaced. Some patina and corrosion. We have not checked all for function due to the condition.
Pistol holster buttons: Complete

Breast eagle: Machine-embroidered EM/NCO type. Correct type with green backing. Period time maschine-attached by the factory.

Lining:
Sleeve lining: Blue linen
Inner lining: Cotton Pockets from linen. 

Markings: Size stamped "Gr.IIB. Maker marked.

Quite a few repairs including period time and modern ones. Please see close-ups. Restored!

Including a very interesting period time tactical sign of the "divisional motor pool".