Three things of note that I see in this Him & Her:
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Isn't the ribbon bar upside down? rum>CAC/Ostfrnt/KVKx? -
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2 hims, one wearing a leibermuster smock?
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Non-matching waffenfarbe on litzen and eppaulettes? Seems to be pionier black on the eppaulettes, seeing the guy's age perhaps a bau-pionier?Collecting German award documents, other paperwork and photos relating to Norway and Finland.Comment
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Chris, You were close, but it's the rare Flowers and Roses Pattern.
The soldier at the left is wearing his fieldgendarmerie gorget under the smock
Back to Rick's puzzle.
Is it just the light or is he wearing two different collar tabs ? The right one appears to have a darker middle bar as the left one.
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1 = solved !
2 . He's not wearing pants at all ,but it's photoshopped to keep it decent..
3 . The wife is his brother actualy ,but had some operations etc..
Jos.Last edited by Jos Le Conté; 07-15-2004, 07:12 AM.Comment
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Is it a post war photo as his eagle seems to have been denazified??Regards
Si
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Might be the shadow, but it looks like one of the buttons on his tunic is darker than the others. (Second one from the bottom.)Originally posted by Rick Research
I don't know though. I've still got afterimages from the pattern on the dress etched into my retinas... Hard to see much else...Comment
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Tromsø Simon was getting there, but derailed himself....
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what a pic!
Kind regards,
Giel
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I know squat about variations of tunics but . . .
1. Shoulderboards look to be upside down.
2. Near the end of his right shoulderboard there is a gap that doesn't look right.
3. The swaz is definitely there.
4. Where is his belt?
5. The trou look to be a darker color than the rest of the tunic.
6. I dunno
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People, people...
2) His M1943 tunic has scalloped flaps on his unpleated pockets.
3) He is wearing dark green shoulder straps when regulations for this pattern tunic required tunic color ones.
PS, his wife's dress pattern first appeared in the August, 1952 McCall's Magazine! ...
not!
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