Mike some very pretty toys, was that a pink collar patch luft general staff officers I saw in the background? Here is a picture of the only army jacket I have, when I saw it I just fell in love and had to have it, this is also in mint condition without a scratch.
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Mike,
The Erel LW visor is stunning, and a large size too!
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Here and there ...
One of the things I have always liked about collecting is sort of "putting things together" ....
I was given this NSFK badge for a model airplane competition in Frankfurt in 1938 by its original owner. At the time, my friend Ernst (from Munchen) was 15 years old and competed in this event. He later went on to become a Luftwaffe pilot flying JU-88's and the ME-262. I also have his Glider "C" badge with certificate (matching numbers).
I finally found a postcard that went with this competition. In beautiful, mint condition -- provided by a good friend of mine who actually uncovered it.
Don't they look well together?
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Collecting mint condition Imperial German uniforms, visor caps, and Pickelhauben.
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Another shot ...
Here is another shot of my EREL "Privat" grade Luftwaffe visor. It is mint, unissued and still has the tissue inside as I may have said before.
My purpose in running another photo here is a testimonial to Skipper Greenwade's hat stands that have been discussed elsewhere on the forum. They are perfect for hat display and preservation, as they are not a "head" but rather an adjustable form that can be tighted up against the sweatband -- a natural method.
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Collecting mint condition Imperial German uniforms, visor caps, and Pickelhauben.
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