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    1.Gebirgsdivision

    A couple of weeks ago I received a box of items from an auction house in Germany. Several of the items were related to the 1.Gebirgsdivision. As I record these items in my inventory I'll post them here. If you have any Gebirgsdivision items please post them here as well.
    I will start with two commemorative beer steins from two different units. The first stein belonged to StUffz Wild of Stabskompanie, 1.Gebirgsjagerdivision. Their duty station was Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
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    The next stein is unnamed but comes from FmAusbKp 1/8 whoes duty station is Murnau am Staffelsee.

    Regards,

    Gordon
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      #3
      Originally posted by Gordon Craig View Post
      The next stein is unnamed but comes from FmAusbKp 1/8 whoes duty station is Murnau am Staffelsee.

      Regards,

      Gordon
      Murnau isn't far away from my hometown., I am there like once a week.
      Gb.Fm. Ausb. Btl 8 was re-named to Fü.Ustg.Btl. 293 (Führungsunterstützungsbatallion 293) in 2006 which is part of the SKB (Streitkräftebasis).

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        #4
        Towarish,

        Thanks for the update on the history of FmAusbKp 1/8.
        Do you collect BW artifacts? If so, I 'd be interested to know what you collect.

        Regards,

        Gordon

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          Originally posted by Gordon Craig View Post
          Towarish,

          Thanks for the update on the history of FmAusbKp 1/8.
          Do you collect BW artifacts? If so, I 'd be interested to know what you collect.

          Regards,

          Gordon
          Hi Gordon,
          I don't collect Bundeswehr at all. I was just a regular boot on the ground (infantry) and I now serve active in the Reserve.

          My buddy is the chief of the civilian workers at the base of
          Fü.Ustg. Btl.293.

          The former commander of the base was my aunt's neighbor.

          Cheers,

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            #6
            Towarish,

            Collector or not you have supplied some interesting information. I hope that you will keep posting your personal insights for us.

            Regards,

            Gordon

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              Originally posted by Gordon Craig View Post
              Towarish,

              Collector or not you have supplied some interesting information. I hope that you will keep posting your personal insights for us.

              Regards,

              Gordon
              Thanks Gordon, you are welcome.
              Btw. I made a mistake in post #3. The Btl. was just called Gb.Fm.Btl. 8 and it was based in the Werdenfelser Kaserne ( A beautiful, old 3rd Reich barrack.)
              If you have more steins to post, please show them.

              Greetings
              Phil

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                #8
                Phil,

                No more steins, at least for now.

                Regards,

                Gordon

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                  #9
                  I have been remiss in adding more to this thread. Time to start it up again. THhese are nothing that you haven't sen before but they were in the box so here goes.

                  Regards,

                  Gordon

                  A standard GJ Mutze.
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                    A side view of this cap.
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                      The makers label.
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                        What helps these caps maintain their shape? The heavy open weave burlap type material shown here helps in this area.
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                          A GJ cap in tarnanzug.
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                            The side view of the cap.
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                              #15
                              A different type of makers label is used in these caps.
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