The MP44 pouches are of course post war Yugo Army (but still official military equipment!)
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Together with my Italian camo ss parka!Comment
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I added some stuff to my Espana display (the sleeve shield is post war...)Comment
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My relic HBT tunic now with early litzen and late war eagleComment
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another view..again MP44 Yugo army pouches!Comment
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Dutch Free Forces officer (lieutenant) in UK officer converted open collar battle dress.
Shirt is Australian WW2 (restored ensemble)Last edited by NickG; 01-30-2009, 01:41 AM.Comment
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Note label. Its been heavily modified, open collar and includes a zippered front,
with non functional buttons!!!Last edited by NickG; 02-02-2009, 01:20 AM.Comment
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Note extended sleeves, lengthened with denim Battle Dress material!Last edited by NickG; 01-30-2009, 01:42 AM.Comment
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These came out of a veteran's footlocker!
Its an early-period, pre RZM coded SS 1933 Gottlieb Hammesfahr made piece. The dagger is in average condition, with it's original hanger loop removed which (I have been told on WAF) was intentially done sometimes for the vertical dagger hanger, but I really don't know...
Anyway its nicely district-stamped with the Roman Numeral III for Dresden, so an official SS issue piece, not a private purchase model.Last edited by NickG; 01-30-2009, 01:14 AM.Comment
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the gripComment
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Nick, unbelieveable!!! What a tremendous collection!! I take off my hat to you. Well done!! I am sure more will follow. Keep posting! Great stuff!! Mike.Comment
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OK Mike, here we go!
Here's a cool Soldbuch of a 47 year old "krankentrager" (stretcher bearer)
issued to him 10 weeks before the war ended.. He was still in training (March 1945)Comment
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Close up! MARCH 1945!!Comment
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stretcher bearerComment
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