Here is my' Waffenrock ' I just got last month at a gun show here in Kansas City . The shooting cord came with it . Tunic and pants are ink stamped to the same unit . Posted by Bernd .
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...here the photo .Comment
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..and a close -up . Tunic is date 1934 , pants are dated 1936 ;but both are ink marked to the same unit .Comment
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..and one more close-up .Comment
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,, and still one more .Comment
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Very nice Artillery Rock!
The combination of the bright red piping and the field gray has always been my favorite.
MarkComment
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Mark : Yes , I too love that bright red color against the fresh grass green !
Here now my visor cap that goes with this tunic , --but I got it years ago .
It is by ' Herm. Nauben , Muetzenfabrik , Erfurt --1937 'Comment
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thanks again!Comment
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Very Nice uniforms and displaysComment
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thanks!
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Nice Waffenrocks! I hope to get mine displayed soon.
EricI once flew in a B-17, B-24, & a B-25. Next, I want to fire an 88 round.Comment
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Thanks Eric!
Just read your thread about building your own war room, job very well done, congrats!Comment
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I like it alot. being a former artilleryman, I especially like the Arty guy. It looks like you, and another collector on this site (see GJ otto-Collections Display forum) have the exact same GBJ NCO WR. They could be brothers.
What is the unit on the S/Bs of your GBJR?
Thanks,
JeffComment
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Thanks Jeff!Originally posted by teutonen(Jeff) View Post
My GBJ NCO has 136 on his shoulders.
Yes, it sure does look like that long lost brother is behind Otto!Comment
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Very impressive collection! I have a question though. Where can I get display stands to show my tunics off? I have looked everywhere...but obviously not in the right places. Any Ideas?
Bob
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