Can someone please ID these for me. For a 1915 Peace time tunic perhaps? The tabs look like M1919 Litzen. I cannot match them to anything.
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Johnny,
I think most Friedensuniformen would have standing collars (like the Dunkelblau-Röcke) and the longer prewar style Litzen.
Normally, this type of Kragenpatten, that is, a collar tab, would have been worn on an overcoat or a Litewka. I don't think there were any green collars like this on those uniform pieces.
As you mention, the Litzen look more like the postwar type. I'll keep thinking....
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I've been trying to educate myself more on insig. can't find a match in Kraus don't go anywhere soon chum most of us would be stumped! your The Man.
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I did not even think of a Litewka. The Collar tabs are the M1919 type. The Provisional RH wore a wide assortment of Imperial and post War items. I have the Krause books and looked in there before I posted here. There are no matches (aside form the tabs being the M1919 type shown in his RH book written with Schlicht.Comment
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Perhaps you should post your collars in the Freikorp/Weimar Period section here. I don't have the Militaria Verlag book on the Reichswehr uniforms.
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