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    #1

    Polizei postwar ??

    Hello

    I suppose this policeman to be postwar. Am I right ?
    Thanks
    Alain

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    Originally posted by jwh44 View Post
    Hello

    I suppose this policeman to be postwar. Am I right ?
    Thanks
    Alain
    Right, it is a young officer out of Niedersachsen (lower saxony) ca. 1956/1960 Nice the Astra holster and the " Anschisskomode"
    Last edited by Gerd W.; 11-08-2010, 07:34 AM.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Gerd W. View Post
      Right, it is a young officer out of Niedersachsen (lower saxony) ca. 1956/1960 Nice the Astra holster and the " Anschisskomode"
      Did the german police have "Anschisskomode" in ww2 and how would these look like?

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        Originally posted by Dmv View Post
        Did the german police have "Anschisskomode" in ww2 and how would these look like?
        Yes, but I have no TR reference material............ here one out of my imperial collection from 1901 (!!)

        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=395353

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          #5
          Thanks Gerd and a very nice one!

          I was asking, for the photo posted reminded me of a pouch I have:

          http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=390687

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            #6
            Thanks for your replies.
            Alain

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              #7
              Postwar Polizei is not in my interest and I going to put this photo on the E-stand.
              Regards
              Alain

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                Originally posted by Dmv View Post
                Thanks Gerd and a very nice one!

                I was asking, for the photo posted reminded me of a pouch I have:

                http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=390687
                Yep, that´s a Police "book case". Hard to date it...........we still got such equipment in the 70ies

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                  #9
                  I don't know that they carried them. Does anyone have photos of III Reich or Prussian police carrying them on the belt? What would be so voluminous that it would require a leather case like that?

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                    Originally posted by JoeW View Post
                    I don't know that they carried them. Does anyone have photos of III Reich or Prussian police carrying them on the belt? What would be so voluminous that it would require a leather case like that?
                    Early TR (sorry very small picture)

                    Joe, there are a lot things to put in such a case................ Verwarngeldblock, Vorschriften, Landkarten
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                      Here one for Landjaeger Prussia
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                          Joe, I believe they were used to carry their lunch.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Tom Pearcy View Post
                            Joe, I believe they were used to carry their lunch.
                            Most if not all will have loops for a pencil (under the flap or on the front).......... dono, but in Germany we don´t need a pencil for lunch

                            If you would use the "Anschisskommode" to carry your lunch, you would end up with an "Anschiss" from your chief

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                              Originally posted by Gerd W. View Post
                              If you would use the "Anschisskommode" to carry your lunch, you would end up with an "Anschiss" from your chief

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