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    My forestry uniform :)

    Finally, my uniform is complete! After bought a bad tunic, but with the help from FoersterBerlin, is finally complete. All is original and displayed historical correct.
    I would like to thank FoersterBerlin again for all her help with buying a correct one and get the facts straight!

    What you are looking at is a A-Rock for a Revierförster of 1938 dress regulation. Made by Gebrueder Hoffmann, Nordhausen.
    Interesting detail about the town: Nordhausen was/ is near the former factory of the V-2 rocket Mittelwerk Dora. The town was heavily destroyed in 1945 by an air raid.

    Enjoy!






    Last edited by stevenentabita; 07-30-2015, 12:00 PM.

    #2
    Nice set up!

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      #3
      Thank you!

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        #4
        Very nice display.
        AUTHOR OF:

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        GERMAN ARMY SHOULDER STRAPS AND BOARDS - 1933-1945

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          #5
          Thanks!

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            #6
            Looks nice , but in my opinion with the A-tunic a green belt should be worn with a burnished finish belt-buckle. This is how it was noted in the uniform-regulation (Dienstkleidungsvorschrift) from April 22, 1938 for state-forestry, page 7 (section Dienstgradabzeichen und Ausrüstungsstücke, 3a). Here it is said (in German): Sämtliche Beamte, Anwärter und Forstaufseher tragen zum A-Rock gegebenfalls das Koppel aus dunkelgrünem Leder , 4.5 cm breit mit Feldbindenschloss mit Hoheitszeichen aus brüniertem Metall.

            The visore cap should have aluminum cords (same section, same page: 2a.)

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              #7
              Thanks Wilhelm, it is a green leather belt, but on The photo it looks like black leather [emoji4]

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                #8
                The visor was never graded to rank, so it never was actually worn [emoji4]

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by stevenentabita View Post
                  Thanks Wilhelm, it is a green leather belt, but on The photo it looks like black leather [emoji4]
                  On my screen it looks a brown belt. Sorry!
                  But to make the cap complete you should add cords. Even a candidate (Anwärter) did wear a leather chin-strap.
                  But.... there is a but: at the Spangenberg forestry-school the lads did not wear cords, but the leather strap also. They did not wear shoulder-straps nor collar-patches
                  and neither an eagle in top for the cap.
                  But anyway: it is a nice set!!
                  Last edited by wilhelm Saris; 07-30-2015, 03:21 PM.

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                    #10
                    No worries, just tried to take a better picture, but i can't inside. [emoji4]

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                      #11
                      My forestry uniform

                      I can't complete The visor, because there where no wholes made to fit The rope...

                      But thanks for all The info, i love knowledge
                      Last edited by stevenentabita; 07-30-2015, 03:24 PM.

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                        #12
                        a better picture [emoji4]

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                          #13
                          I checked for example a cataloque from the headgear-manufacturer Erich Beinhorn and yes, caps were delivered without leather chin-strap or cords. For that one had to pay extra.

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                            #14
                            Thanks for The info, Wilhelm!

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                              #15
                              Nice set up. Your impression looks a lot better now with the right tunic!
                              Great belt too!

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