Post your Spanish volunteer militaria.

[Spanish Freiwillige]

Jaime nice document of the Spanish Blue Division, I like it !!!!
RS

im after the EK2 doc.....

[Blue Division]

Very good divisional sets .. !!Ramón y Jaime!!Pulgares hacia arribaPulgares hacia arriba
regards

Antonio

[Spanish Freiwillige]

Thumbs up for true dedication!

I like the shape this collection is taking....!

Saludos y Glück ab!

Markus

somebody influenced me into paper.......

[markus]

somebody influenced me into paper.......

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I'd say you have great friend 'forcing' you into paper...looks absolutely great!

Reminds me of a collector, who casually happens to be my neighbor, who talked me into uniforms and gears some years ago...

[Spanish Freiwillige]

I'd say you have great friend 'forcing' you into paper...looks absolutely great!

Reminds me of a collector, who casually happens to be my neighbor, who talked me into uniforms and gears some years ago...

see you later!!!!

[Guripa250]

Great chance !!!!!
RS

[Gernika81]

My contribution to this thread, showing you one of my pieces. It's a comeback uniform of a Blaue Division veteran of the 250. Artillery Regiment, who wears a "garbanzo" (chickpea) coloured tunic with some interesting insignia sewn on it, as well as a red beret and the Spanish belt + buckle and ammo pouches as worn during the departure to Grafenwöhr in 1941.

*On his right arm he is wearing a German type BeVo patch of the Blue Division, taken from the German Heer tunic as a memento.
*On his left sleeve he is wearing a Seo de Urgel Army Group metal shield since he was a veteran of the Spanish Civil War and he fought for Francoists under the leadership of General Muñoz-Grandes (later General of the Blue Division).
*On his right pocket he wears a metal insignia of the SEU (Sindicato Español Universitario), which means that he was a young student and belonged to that association, like many other volunteers. Above, he has sewn the bevo eagle of his Wehrmacht uniform.
*On the second buttonhole, he wears the ribbon of the medal of the first winter on the East.
*On the left breast he is wearing the "galleta" or rank insignia for cabo (corporal) over the pocket and the Falange cloth patch on the pocket itself.
* On the collar he is wearing 2 metal insignias for Artillery.

As for the beret, he is wearing the insignia of Artillery of the Spanish Army and also a bevo eagle of the German overseas cap of the Wehrmacht.

The brown leather ammo pouches are the same they wore when they get to Germany, as well as leather straps. Belt buckle is the Republican buckle for Infantry, without the crown. As a mather of fact, all the stuff like pants, tunics and buckles that Volunteers were given were taken from storehouses seized from Republicans during SCW.

Buckle doesn't match the artillery nature of the uniform, but i must find one

I also have the Norwegian type pants, same colour, and the leather military gaiters. No legs to display them though

[Spanish Freiwillige]

Nice!!!

[Blue Division]

IMPRESIONANTE!! Thanks for posting. There are many good pieces of the Blue Division in some collectors.
regards

Antonio

[Mike TM]

Nice display!!

Mike

[Guripa250]

My contribution to this thread, showing you one of my pieces. It's a comeback uniform of a Blaue Division veteran of the 250. Artillery Regiment, who wears a "garbanzo" (chickpea) coloured tunic with some interesting insignia sewn on it, as well as a red beret and the Spanish belt + buckle and ammo pouches as worn during the departure to Grafenwöhr in 1941.

*On his right arm he is wearing a German type BeVo patch of the Blue Division, taken from the German Heer tunic as a memento.
*On his left sleeve he is wearing a Seo de Urgel Army Group metal shield since he was a veteran of the Spanish Civil War and he fought for Francoists under the leadership of General Muñoz-Grandes (later General of the Blue Division).
*On his right pocket he wears a metal insignia of the SEU (Sindicato Español Universitario), which means that he was a young student and belonged to that association, like many other volunteers. Above, he has sewn the bevo eagle of his Wehrmacht uniform.
*On the second buttonhole, he wears the ribbon of the medal of the first winter on the East.
*On the left breast he is wearing the "galleta" or rank insignia for cabo (corporal) over the pocket and the Falange cloth patch on the pocket itself.
* On the collar he is wearing 2 metal insignias for Artillery.

As for the beret, he is wearing the insignia of Artillery of the Spanish Army and also a bevo eagle of the German overseas cap of the Wehrmacht.

The brown leather ammo pouches are the same they wore when they get to Germany, as well as leather straps. Belt buckle is the Republican buckle for Infantry, without the crown. As a mather of fact, all the stuff like pants, tunics and buckles that Volunteers were given were taken from storehouses seized from Republicans during SCW.

Buckle doesn't match the artillery nature of the uniform, but i must find one

I also have the Norwegian type pants, same colour, and the leather military gaiters. No legs to display them though

Excelent great uniform !!! Thanks

RS

[Guripa250]

Very good divisional sets .. !!Ramón y Jaime!!Pulgares hacia arribaPulgares hacia arriba
regards

Antonio

Many thanks Antonio.
RS

[pedroMM]

You Gentlemen have some astonishing items in your collections!!

Congratulations!

[Blue Division]

Hi..some documents of the Blue Squadron.
regards
Antonio

[Blue Division]

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