The old Suter's uniforms & stuff

[Dave Suter]

Same Waffenfarbe on an NCO strap with subdued tress.

[Dave Suter]

Yes, I know - it's WWI - but a neat strap none-the-less.

[Dave Suter]

For an Unteroffizier (Corporal) assigned to VII Infanteriearmeekorpsstab (Headquarters, VII Infantry Corps). Note the Weimar pattern tress. Strap is very long - probably worn on an overcoat.

[Dave Suter]

For an Oberstrichter (Colonel of Military Justice). Not someone you would have wanted to piss off.

[Dave Suter]

Another guy you'd have wanted to be nice to - a Beamte Reichskriegsgerichtsoberinspektor (Supreme Court Martial Official Captain).

[Dave Suter]

Staying with the color - for a Smoke Troops enlisted man.

[Dave Suter]

Another smoke troops worker-bee, this time with the earlier dark green top.

[Dave Suter]

Later war with the artificial silk tress.

[Dave Suter]

For an enlisted man assigned to a construction unit. Was transfered to the Engineers in October 1943 and the light brown was changed to black.

[Dave Suter]

Another construction troops strap.

[Dave Suter]

For a Kavallerie Unteroffizier (Cavalry Corporal).

[Dave Suter]

A Cavalry Colonel.

[Dave Suter]

For a Feldwebel of either the Heeresremontamtsdienst (Remounting Administration) or the Spanische Hofreitschule Wein (Hispanian Court Riding Institute Vienna). Just showing one board, but I have the pair.

[Dave Suter]

A later war signals enlisted guy.

[Dave Suter]

For an enlisted member of Nachrichtenabteilung 6 (6th Signals Battalion). From at dress tunic.