Black dyed examples (Fl.bluse = "LW" and Belgian army tunics ="B", both dyed black)
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The buckle is also Flemish, (black Brigade)Comment
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close up of the Flemish NSKK farbeComment
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Update
Time for an update!
I dragged my U-boot impression out of my man cave!Comment
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close up!
Note U-boot deck safety harness, very rare!Comment
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From another angle! Note red lensed "Auer" U-boot goggles!Last edited by NickG; 10-16-2009, 03:45 PM.Comment
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Close up of the deck shoes! Note "M+ eagle" markings!Comment
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Another Finnish impression is in the works, number 6 already!
This 1942 dated NCO artillery summer tunic will be a part of the collection this year! Can't wait to receive it!Comment
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My Russian medal collection exploded in recent months! (no more space to add!)Comment
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Artillery Waffenrock (I might work out a deal on this one with my brother)!Comment
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A close up of nice early 2 tone (backing) breast eagle!Comment
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More images of my 1st division NAMED Canadian Medical Corps Major 1940 dated battle dress uniform.Comment
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CLose up of Ribbon bar. Note that this officer (WW2 Major) was a WW1 vet
(junior officer, Lieutenent). WW1 medals including victory medal.Comment
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This is the Medical officer "Logan" (red) and his medals! (="Certificate of entitlement")
The letter was sent to another veteran "Gregg" (yellow) for some reason...who inquired about the medals
of this medical officer. Its actually a very famous WW1 Canadian Victoria Cross Winner, who later became a
Member of the Canadian Parliament and Canadian cabinet minister.Last edited by NickG; 10-16-2009, 04:36 PM.Comment
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