Sharing my RGG & HG Portraits

[kerryboo]

This looks like a panzer soldier, but the collar patches and cap look a little dark. The photo, because it was poorly exposed, sadly, does not show much uniform detail,
Kerry.

[W Petz]

Kerry...sorry to say that is flieger bluse and not a Panzer wrap.

Jun15 - Here are two photos of a HG member....portrait of him can be seen on the table of the family room.

This looks like a panzer soldier, but the collar patches and cap look a little dark. The photo, because it was poorly exposed, sadly, does not show much uniform detail,
Kerry.

[kerryboo]

No problem Bill, I was not at all sure, with the dreadful exposure, what uniform, other than Luftwaffe, was on view.
Thanks,
Kerry.

[W Petz]

Jun15 - HG Portrait - 1

[PaulW]

Small HG recruits group - Utrecht 1943

Picked this small group (HG recruits) up from a Dutch dealer (Windmill Militaria) about a year ago. They all have pencil notes on the back.

[PaulW]

2

I'm guessing this is before they have earned their white collar patches? Note the mix of fliegerblusen and Tuchrocks.

[PaulW]

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[PaulW]

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4

[PaulW]

5

5

[PaulW]

6

Note no cuff-titles are seen, and all buckles are steel.

[W Petz]

Paul...thanks for sharing those HG recruit pics out of Utrecht, Holland. That is quite normal to see different uniforms, tabs and no cuff-titles on the recruits.

Jul15 - HG Portrait 1

[W Petz]

Aug15 - HG StuG Wrap Portrait negative - Interesting portrait of this Gefreiter wearing a HG Officer/NCO Cuff-Title on the wrong sleeve of his StuG Wrap. Good Example of a cuff-title being added onto a uniform in the studio by either the photographer or the soldier himself.

[Maxoumilitaria]

HG Panzerschützen in Italy, 1943.

[Maxoumilitaria]

HG Panzerschützen

[Maxoumilitaria]

HG Pioniere (or Medical):