Spanish Civil War 1936-1939.

[Mike TM]

The last uniform was published in a militaria magazine in Spain.

[Allan P.]

Whats next

Allan

[Mike TM]

Red beret of a Sergeant of "Milicia Requeté".

[Allan P.]

Interesting group?


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[Mike TM]

Hello Allan, is a nice uniform but is a pot-war falangist jacket. These kind of uniforms was used during years 40-50. Above you have a picture of falange uniform used during the war. They are very rare. I have only a blue shirt. The band is the called "Banda de la Victoria", used after war by ex-combattants in parades. I show the one I have in my collection in its box.

[Allan P.]

Thanks, very interesting.

Are there any surviving Morocon uniforms from the war that you know of?

Allan

[Mike TM]

Do you refer to something like this?

[Allan P.]

Wow!!!!

That's Amazing Mike!!

Incredable collection.

Allan

[Nick Carraway]

What an amazingly historicaly significant collection!

[Mike TM]

Vitrine for a requete volunteer of Navarra. The meaning of the daisy is that "Margaritas" = daisy, was called the women volunteer in requete milicia. Margaritas usually worked in hospitals or factories of war uniforms.

[Allan P.]

What's next Mike????

Allan

[Mike TM]

A cap called "Tarbuch" of a Commandant of the regulares army of Morocco.

[acemaiden]

Vitrine for a requete volunteer of Navarra. The meaning of the daisy is that "Margaritas" = daisy, was called the women volunteer in requete milicia. Margaritas usually worked in hospitals or factories of war uniforms.

Amazing!!!

I,m from Navarra

Regards.

Ace.

[Mike TM]

Sidecap of a cavalry leutnant

[Mike TM]

Uniform of an artillery leutnant of National army,