My REICHSBAHN uniforms and insignias

[wvdparis2]

Hello,

After posting most of my Reichsbahn caps on the headgears forum :
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=257822
i will post the other stuff : Tunics, greatcoats, insignias ...
I hope sharing 20 years researches about Reichsbahn will help some to stop buying postwar other converted items or to identify what they have.
I will post and update on my reichsbahn site too :
http://wvdparis.neuf.fr


I will first ask here to a question I frequently received :
YES I will sell a part of my collection. After moving I don't have place to store my uniforms (now stored only in big cardboard boxes). Now most of my researches are closed, I found most of the regulations, answer to most of my questions (of course not all, and wil continue to search !!!). Now I need a new project !
After few month thinkink about that, I decided to sell all the Caps, tunics and coats... Everything I have difficulty to store ! I will now be back to one of my first loves : the Crosses (EK, RK, KVK, DK). Then I am of course open to trade (or partial trade) with Mint or rare crosses...

before starting with the uniforms, here are my 3 favorites caps :
1st : A bullion Hi Leader (1941-45)

thanks for your future interest and comments...

[wvdparis2]

2d : A Mint bullion leader and hi leader 1935-41

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3d : A rare Clemens Wagner WINTER cap

will start the uniforms during the week end !

[wvdparis2]

Let's start the storry in 1931...
Here is a tunic from 1931, double mm from C.Louis Weber. Tunic is conform to the regulation for the 1924-35 period.

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C.Louis Weber

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Clw 2

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same period greatcoat...
mm "BULAG München"

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mm "BULAG"

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buttons...

[Gregory Koepp]

very nice collection you have! Some outstanding caps too, I love that first one. I haven't seen one like that before, the Eagle is pretty.

greg

[W.Unland]

Hello,

VERY impressive. I particularly like the winter cap and the bullion high leader.
Very rarely seen items indeed.

Thank you,
William Unland