My TR Portrait Postcard Collection

[Steve Campbell]

Here is a five picture police grouping of the same man, all postcard size. The first is a formal studio portrait.

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The next three show the police shako in wear.

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Shako #2

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Shako #3

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The final shot is an in field type shot.

[W Petz]

Steve,

I finally got around to looking at your entire collection. Excellent variety!!! Got to see a few that that I missed on Ebay and one duplicate that I have in my collection. No wonder I cannot pick up any helmet shots. Keep up the good work and the Best of luck on adding many more to your collection

W. Petz

[Steve Campbell]

Steve,

I finally got around to looking at your entire collection. Excellent variety!!! Got to see a few that that I missed on Ebay and one duplicate that I have in my collection. No wonder I cannot pick up any helmet shots. Keep up the good work and the Best of luck on adding many more to your collection

W. Petz

Thanks. That means alot coming from yourself.

However, I don't think I have purchased any of these portraits, except perhaps one on Ebay. Do you mean the Estand? Which one is the duplicate?

[Steve Campbell]

A few more recent arrivals. Starting with this very nice RK portrait in postcard size. Also shows EK1, IAB, EK2 ribbon and Ost medal ribbon. Great combat veteran shot.

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Heer steel helmet portrait.

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A nice KM photo. This sidecap, at least in my opinion is not seen as much as the standard KM cap. Am I right?

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KM wedding portrait.

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A couples portrait. I picked this up because it has a good view of the EK2 Spange on the 1914 ribbon, which doesn't pop up everyday. Nice.

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A few more have arrived. Here's a nice family shot.

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Here's an early SA wedding shot said to date from the late 20s.

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A shot showing the MP40. Unfortunatly, it isn't really clear, but I liked the subject matter.