An old thread, but I could help myself but say what an awesome collection you have. I hope mine looks like that someday.
Brandyn Grove
Brandyn Grove
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I love coming back and looking at this display, some people have cool gear, but when you get them so well taylored it is a different story.Comment
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OUTSTANDING!!!!!!
Speachless Dave, just speachless............
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Thanks for the kind comments guys. Here are a few more.
This one is still on the tunic. Captain of the 131st Infantry Regiment.Comment
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For an enlisted member of Machinengewehrbataillone 1 (1st Machine Gun Battalion).Comment
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For an Infantrie Musikmeister. These insignia were instituted 4 April 1938. There are still some traces of gold left on the lyre devices. Have the pair.Comment
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For an Infanterie Unteroffizier The red loop is a field-applied regimental designator.Comment
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Infantry sergeant. The slip-tab is for Infantry / Grenadier Regiment 725. The 725th was attached to the 715th Infantry Division.Comment
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For an Infanterie Offizierbewerber (Officer Candidate). The loop is machine woven material that has two bands of Weimar pattern silver tress with dark green on the ends and down the center. Gives the appearance of two seperate tress loops.Comment
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For an Unteroffizier (Corporal) assigned to Kriegsschule Wiener Neustadt (Officer Candidate School in Wiener Neustadt).Comment
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For an Unteroffizier (Corporal) assigned to the Truppenluftschutzschule (Air Defense School Greifswald). Created 24 Jun 1940, ‘Infantry’ was added to the name on 6 April 1943.Comment
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For a Feldwebel (staff sergeant) of Flugabwehr-Bataillon 6.Comment
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Hi Dave Awesome How many of these do you have? I will be buying a set of medical Majors boards and tabs this weekComment
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Dave:
I continue to see some old friends amongst the new ones. Keep it up! Great stuff...CSP
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Yes you do Scott. And the more of them that I can bring together under my roof, the happier I am...
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