Bundeswehr Insignia Board

[Terry K.]

Hi All,
A friend has had this for a while, and I decided to get it over the week end.
Just thought you would like to see it. He thought it came from a recruter station. who knows? Comments welcomed!

[Terry K.]

label close up

[Christian L]

it could be from a recruter station or made by someone who really enjoyes to name all the baret insignias.
because you can buy them easily.
but a very nice arangement!
christian

[Terry K.]

Hi Christian,

Thanks for the reply. This is a professionally made board, all the names, etc are printed into the board itself, if you know what I mean.
Yours,

[leigh kitchen]

Not my sort of period, but they're an attractive display. I only have a few of these badges on berets etc that were bought as army surplus from PG Wing years ago. One or two of these badges on their own don't appeal, but like a lot of other types of badges I find a "ready made collection", especially if they are "official" in some way, nice items.

[Terry K.]

Hi Leigh,
Induvidually they are not mine either. But like you said, on something semi-official, I like them.
Yours,

[Laurence Strong]

Not exactley my forte either....However

[David C]

They are a cheap attractive way of covering up that bad patch.

My home made version.

Cheers,
David.

[Dave Danner]

I've seen the display Terry showed at various places, including the Kleiderkasse in Koblenz and the Mannschaftsheim (EM Club) at the airborne school in Altenstadt, so they were produced in some official/semi-official capacity.

[uscob]

Hi Guy's!
These Boards were made in the 80's, and for sale for about 35$ on Cardboard only and with the wooden base for about 45$.
They were also authorised for public sale as in military shops.
I had about 40 sets of these for sale in the late 80's, but they are all gone.
BR
Nicholas