NSFK Uniforms, Waffenrocks, and such ...

[Mike H]

Pilot Badge

Yes, it is quite large and heavy. I would assume for display on the plaque or some other use. Beautiful piece.

Strangely, I had it for sale on the Forum a few months ago without a single bite. Now I am glad nobody bought it, as it makes a great display piece.

I bought it in Germany back in the early 1990's.

Here are some images. OK, guys -- who is the maker ?

Mike

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[all1knew]

Mike,

Was this on a display board in your eyes or where did it come from? I remember the sale and because it was an award it did not sell.

There isn't anything like it that is textbook as I've never seen another.

William Kramer

[Mike H]

One of a kind ...

These are unusual, almost "one-of-a-kind" items for which there is no textbook. But one of the reasons I like it. It is too large for a display board but was most likely used on some sort of plaque.

Mike

[CollectRussia]

Very interesting, Mike's has fine detail. I believe these were for gravestones, as the one I purchased was allegedly from a German stone mason's old stock, that could also explain the black color. I've also seen one in a Fighter Clasp format, same large scale. Looks like there was more than one maker of these.

[Mike H]

More stuff ...

Some of yesterday's arrivals ....

[Mike H]

More headgear

More headgear images ....

[Mike H]

Transport Officer

Transport ....

[Mike H]

Transport, continued ...

Transport Officer interior ...

[Mike H]

Infantry ...

Infantry Officer -- marked to a tailor in Glatz -- now part of Poland.

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[MadJack]

Great tunics and headgear.
i would like to see more... ;-)

Regards
Sven

[TONY GANZ]

update

MIKE, How about updating your thread. Im sure everyone would enjoy seeing your latest additions. I know i would.

[Mike H]

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Tony and Sven,

Thanks for re-surrecting this thread. I will do what I can to update it -- some of these pieces are gone now, and quite a bit has been added.

Regards,

Mike