My Finnish artillery officer in day light!
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Also in daylight my justice (Justiz Verwaltung) 1942 pattern uniform!
In Volkssturm dienst! Shown many times already...but unique!
(more on page 35 of this lengthy thread!)Last edited by NickG; 07-18-2009, 01:42 AM.Comment
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My LW Feld division impression, shown before but I can't get enough of this one! Note LW eagle on green backing!Comment
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My Princess Louise Dragoon Guards (Canadian Recon Reg) uniform again!
On the left my Ost Front Hungarian impression in German patter reversible
Hungarian parka which I've shown before, traded away even and gotten back!Last edited by NickG; 07-18-2009, 01:23 AM.Comment
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My (restored) Vandoos 22e Reg Italy campaign officers impression again,
now in a different setting with pants!
(UK furnished KD uniform and Canadian KD trousers, not shade difference)
Canaidan forces in Italy were usually kequipped with British made uniforms,
but officers had access to other sources also.Last edited by NickG; 07-18-2009, 01:22 AM.Comment
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Some repeat stuff from a different angle...
Center Dutch wedge cap converted for Heer use and right a standard German patern one!Comment
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ww1 pickelhaube that I picked up earlier this year but also going to my brother!Last edited by NickG; 07-18-2009, 01:16 AM.Comment
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Canadian Fuseliers Mont Royal Regiment junior officer impression again.
The Canadian bug bit me big time. I love Canadian material now!
I go through these phases...Comment
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Another wonderful early Canadian BD owned by a fellow WAF member,
but hopefully coming my way soon (in a trade). Its 1942 dated and direct vet family obtained.Last edited by NickG; 07-18-2009, 04:51 PM.Comment
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delicious insignia I think, war time applied of course!
This infantry regiment was attached to one of the Canadian Armored Divisions!Comment
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Nick, I must ask, in post #1265, what is that framed portrait behind the Canadian gentleman's right leg?
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Nick's collection
What an awesome collection Nick!!! You've got some great examples there and some really unusual ones as well. There is some impressive stuff there that I've never heard of and would not have had the opportunity to appreciate without you posting it.
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Hi Nick, first of all I would like to say that you've got a very. very nice collection over there. Do you have any Dutch pre 1940 tunics as well? Also, the insignia configuration on that Algonquins battledress looks very odd. A 1st. div occupation army stripe above the 4th armoured div patch? Very unusual to say the least!Comment
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Hey Nick.....
when does de museum open??
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OK here you go. Its a one off custom made pencil drawing by a friend of mine!Originally posted by Chris D. View PostNick, I must ask, in post #1265, what is that framed portrait behind the Canadian gentleman's right leg?Comment
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