Show us your Feldherrnhalle photos

[darryl-P]

I am trying to get a feel for the rarity of these items...not only the photos of the Feldherrnhalle soldiers and their helmets, etc., but also the actual period photos themselves. Here is a very rare image of two FHH guards (somewhere in Munich?) wearing FHH helmets with WW1 M16 style shells. This photo comes from the B.Bell site on German Helmets.

Let's see your photos.

Cheers,
Darryl

[RaymondG]

Hi Darryl

Here is mine.

Not an original photograph, but an original postcard

Raymond

[jarkis88]

great photos

[darryl-P]

Raymond,

That is a very nice photo of the Feldherrnhalle monument but I do believe those soldiers are SS, not FHH guards.

Cheers,

PS - I just now realized that my thread title is quite ambiguous. I was intending on seeing photos of the FHH soldiers, not the building itself. Sorry for the confusion.

[RaymondG]

Hi Darryl

Yes, they are SS honour guards, but looking at your thread it read as photographs of the Feldherrnhalle.

It is a nice postcard either way

Raymond

[darryl-P]

Raymond,

You're absolutely correct and I apologize for the confusion. Your postcard is very nice indeed!

Cheers,

[naxos]

Paratroopers and Wehrmacht Officers as Instructors at the IX.Feldherrnhalle, April 1943

Original text: "Die Ausbilder des 1.Sturmes IX. Feldherrnhalle - April 1944"

These are private pictures from an Oberjäger of the 2.Fallschirmjäger-Division



note the KRETA cufftitle worn together with the Feldherrnhalle title


para badges


another detail


wearing the Feldherrnhalle gorget


Hardy

[Akira Takiguchi]

Excellent photos, Hardy!

Panzerjägersoldaten on Hetzer - April 1945. Note the Feldherrnhalle Truppenkennzeichen.

[Akira Takiguchi]

A few pictures from an album.

Already shown on the cuff title thread but with a different trimming.

[Akira Takiguchi]

In front of Panzer IVs

[Akira Takiguchi]

more

[WalterB]

Maybe this "Death Card" is of interest:

[Akira Takiguchi]

Unfortunately not too clear

[Mike TM]

Great photos Akira
Mike

[oldflagswanted]

Hi Darryl
Here is mine.
Not an original photograph, but an original postcard
Raymond <img src=http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=798123&stc=1&d=1191003 126>

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Not what Darryl had in mind, but here is the what the Munich
monument looks like in more recent times - it would be nice to
know where the bronze eagle is burried today? A collector
friend in Munich also says that the Brown House NSDAP HQ
building site is currently being excavated, but I doubt that
we will ever hear if anything interesting is found there?


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