Here's one that arrived today that I have wanted for quite some time. I've seen a few but always missed out. A great portrait with the Mother's Cross in wear. In hand the detail on the cross is quite good. It's in the postcard format I primarily collect also. Others I have seen are often bigger and framed.
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Nice one Steve! I would like one for my collection. Actually two, one like this, and one of a mother that is younger, prettier and with less "wear and tear"
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Thanks. How would you look if you had that many children?Originally posted by John Pen. View PostNice one Steve! I would like one for my collection. Actually two, one like this, and one of a mother that is younger, prettier and with less "wear and tear"
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Even the Bronze cross was for a pile of children by todays standards.
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Here's a nice wedding shot with a LW guy in the background.Comment
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LW familiy shot with greatcoat in wear.Comment
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Fantastic collection!!I always enjoy looking at it.
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Hey, thanks alot! I'll keep getting more up this week.Originally posted by kirk View PostFantastic collection!!I always enjoy looking at it.Comment
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Great Heer portrait showing what I believe is the Schmiß fencing scar on his cheek. This was a deliberate scar. Also in wear is the EK1, GAB, SA Sports and the Baltic Cross. Also shows an EK2 ribbon and an Ost Medal ribbon. The Baltic Cross is not often seen in wear.Comment
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Very nice sepia LW portrait.Comment
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RAD portrait.Comment
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A nice one showing combat gear. Not a postcard but a smaller photo.Comment
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Three LW guys. Not sure if they are related.Comment
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Another LW portrait.Comment
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Interesting one here. Appears to be a streetcar worker, but there are no other insignia. Some feel it may be postwar, others not. Cool shot either way. Here's a discussion on it.
Any other opinion welcome.
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Excellent collection of photographs, my congratulations. Keeps you a piece of history.
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