Back to some real stuff! Various Insignia! + close up in frame!
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Lets do some uniforms. This one is interesting as it is an M43 style Sudfront tunic made in soft Italian Olona fabric, tan color, BUT totally bleached white. Comes with (fresher) medical officer insignia including M44 tabs and flat wire silver breast eagle. I could see a doctor in the field wanting to wear white as a non-combatant wanting to stand out (and aid)
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More medical. This was a cheap ebay score (under $400) becasue it was fully stripped, a prewar Waffenrock...It had its tail feathers cut off...(=removal of 4 of 6 back buttons and removal of tail (batwing) flaps with piping which indicated to me that at one time it was modified per the regs for war time use.
Many Waffenrocks got altered/ modified/recycled, some 100% per the war time regs (iping completely removed, pockets added, cuffs plain, others only partially converted. This restoration would be an example of the latter, a "home leave" tunic fotr a medical leutnant (aertz) assinged to a Jaeger unit.
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My civilian cuff title collection also got a little boost. I love the Brüssel Wehrmacht Reichsbahn cuff title.
I went to high school in Brussels so extra special forr me! There was a hoard of these found in unissued condition
and no doubt this one came from that stash!
This CT (and the Parisian equivalent) apparenty were worn only a very short time in 1941 before they switched over to the much more common sleeve eagle variants (with the same info) which of course I also own several examples of! Again like many items shown here a thanks to a fellow WAF member for selling to me! That's all for now! Hope you enjoyed this latest update of my addiction!!Attached Files
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Thanks guys...I forgot this one...
I also picked up some embroidered Dutch NCO artillery and FLAK collar insignia (listed on ebay as WW1 Italian...)
which I framed along with a 1 page special edition bulletin announcing the capitulation of the Dutch forces....
(my Dutch heritage is revealing itsself again!)
The news paper is a little bit tattered (thanks to my dog who got hold of it ...Let's call it battle damage!)Attached Files
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Originally posted by TrondK View PostMore nice treasures as usual Nick
PS- When are you going to sell me the Schuma you have stored deep in your treasure pit?!
For you Trond! (or did you mean my other "standard" Schuma uniform with regualr green arm patch and green farbe?)
Some better images of my Schuma-SD collection. In the Ukraine and Baltics many Schuma members were attached to SD units
and there was even an SD sponsored school for Schuma personnel in that region which makes for an interesting mix of insignia!
Schuma-Polizei uniform with SD rank insignia (cadre). The uniform is loaded with medal loops, definately not a pencil pusher!
The "Rabka SD Polizei Schule" specifically created for training Schuma personnel was located in Rabka, Ukraine and 2 former Polish Army officers
of German ancestry were permanently assigned to this school as they spoke fluent Polish,Ukranian and German. "V-Manner", locally recruited
SD agents who were not uniformed, were also trained there. It operated from July 1940 to Feb 1945 according to A.Munoz in his "Hitlers Green Army book".Last edited by NickG; 06-28-2013, 10:08 PM.
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Originally posted by NickG View PostFor you Trond! (or did you mean my other "standard" Schuma uniform with regualr green arm patch and green farbe?)
Here it is! Interesting fact that it has standard Heer (WH) mouse gray collar litzen as opposed to Polizei green...
and sew-in Schuma shoulderboards lacking Swastikas! Another odd mixture of insignia but not surprizing for such
Polizei sponsered "Hilfs-Polizei" auxiliary formations. Note machine embroidered lightgreen Schuma sleeve oval!Last edited by NickG; 06-28-2013, 10:20 PM.
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