Just Cool Panzer Stuff

[CSP]

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[Rich G]

Wow, very nice and unusual set up!


Thanks for sharing!

[PANZERPIONIERE]

Awsome picture!

[MisterX]

Hello Scot
It´s Paul Zündorf. After "Legion Condor" he was in PzRgt 5. After PzRgt 5 he was a TIGER Panzer driver in PzAbt 505. He lost his left arm in the war.

[mvm71]

Great photo Scott,
It's great photos like yours are why I search the net for countless hours trying to find original photos like that. Thanks for posting it!

Mike

[CSP]

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[jacques]

It seems that many pics of this guy were scattered, some were already shown on that forum. nevertheless , it's a fine pic, rare with the LC Pz badge worn.
friendly
jacques

[DaveJ]

It looks like a luft device on the long service ribbon,

[Panzer]

Hi Gents,

wonderful pictures! I have a Spanien Kreuz and (I think) Spanien panzer badge holder in one of my group pictures. It is some kind of NCO training group with the picture shot inside a panzer garage. Mister X....on the off chance do you recognise this panzer NCO?


Mit freundlichen Gruße! Wade K.

[jacques]

Hi
Don't know this guy, but you can send me a high resolution ''300dpi" or more at:
jccondor@laposte.net

jacques

[jacques]

Another pic of Zundorf

[Panzer]

Hi Jacques,
sorry but I do not actually have a scanner....I simply made a digital photo of the photograph. I have had it under a glass and I can't make it any clearer, but looking at it in person I believe he is wearing the Condor Legion panzer badge.
Cheeers, Wade K.

[jacques]

Hi Wade,

Of course he is wearing the LC Pz badge, it was just to have a better pic in my files
Here is an uncommon one. the guy is wearing the first hat than seems to have been worn by the Army members during the first month in Spain; at least for the PzGruppe Drohne that worn the black berett.
thanks
jacques

[Edward]

Jacques,

Your last posted photo is the first I have seen with such unusual headgear in wear. Great photo. Do you know how this particular group of photos came to be split up? From the collectors who have posted them they are in good hands, but as is the case for so many reasons it is unfortunate when they became broken up.

[jacques]

from a German booklet; Deutsche Auszeichnungen, die Sturmabz. des Heeres, Rolf Michaelis

jacques