Next is my Pekuro visor cap for a Pioneer EM/NCO. As you can see this one is named, as in very good condition. Love these private purhase visors!
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great items here,
would love to own another piece related to this pionier batallion 156
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=364892
JohnLast edited by grndevil44; 01-12-2010, 12:25 AM.Comment
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I never cease to be amazed!
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Another Pioneer uniform - this one is a named and fully piped light weight walking out tunic for a Pioneer Hauptmann in the Railway Pioneer Battalion 3. The tunic is made of a very fine light grey material, and is fully piped along the collar, the front, and the cuffs. Condition is generally nice, with some staining to the under arms and a little fading from where the belt was worn (indicating it may have been worn in warmer climates).
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Railway Tunic
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some of my pioner items...the soldbuch owner was a pioner, awarded EK1,EK2,OstMedal. Served on the eastern front, the dogtag is not his, but from the same unit, the photo of the girl was inside the soldbuch, and it has stuff written on the back of it...Comment
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This one is a piped tunic for an NCO of the 3rd Company, 41st Pioneer Battalion.
The 41st Pioneer Battalion was formed in 1935 and fought in the campaign in France, and partook in the invasion of Russia in 1941. The battalion was largely destroyed at Stalingrad in January 1943, and was re-formed in May 1943 as a motorised engineer battalion. The battalion then fought in the Balkans (Albania, Macedonia, Hungary). Alas I do not know much about the final stages of the battalion towards the end of the war.
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Tunic
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I really like your early tunic!Comment
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This is a very nice pioneer flierbluse
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http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...highlight=juan
I am so lucky
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I had to throw this one in here - my "new" well worn pionier crusher cap that just arrived
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How about a named painting of A Panzer Pioneer Battalion #39 Officer LT Wilhelm Klischan
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I like that painting!
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Nice Sturmgepack, but I'm wondering why you have it mounted so far forward? These were designed to be worn on the side, not front (can you imagine trying to belly crawl with these on the front?) which is why they had a strap lashing them together in the back (and thus the "D" rings) You would also have a rough time getting to your stropper clips with them in this position.
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