Here my 2 Polizei uniforms in this interesting light weight material.
An officer and an NCO...
An officer and an NCO...
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The officer uniform has a rock cut back and curved pocket flaps and a dagger slit.
The NCO straight flaps, simple back and no dagger provisions....
Officer uniform has period sew in boards and the NCO has slip on boards.Comment
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The trousers (both breeches style) are also different in cut.
The one with the belt loops is no doubt a later style and much wider flares.Comment
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Details of the 2 different breeches. Metal Solide Elegant buttons and bakeliteLast edited by NickG; 11-12-2018, 05:48 PM.Comment
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Would love to find a mottled M43 Polizei cap now!!!
(both uniforms were denazified and had the eagles reattached btw. Ghosts were there!)
The officer is my favorite!Last edited by NickG; 11-12-2018, 05:00 PM.Comment
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Love the uniforms Nick! Officer is especially very nice[emoji6] Glad you were able to correctly restore the Officer uniform! Noah
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Thanks for mediating...(in a positive way of course) ! Have more stuff coming now too, Paul owes you one!Originally posted by THEPOLIZEIMAN View PostComment
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Uniform NCO is the Verwaltungpolizei?Comment
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No not white farbe (admin) boards...its the picture quality. Standard green OrPo/SchuPo.Originally posted by Librarius13 View Post
but faded to a very light green.Comment
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If so, the collar tabs would be different (ie on a light-gray backing).Originally posted by Librarius13 View PostComment
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The officer’s tunic is a summer patrol / garrison tunic ( Sommerfahrrock / Hausrock ) introduced in 1936.Originally posted by NickG View Post
The NCO’s tunic is the lightweight quality of the “new-pattern” field blouse (Feldbluse n.A.) , which was originally introduced in 1942 and modified with straight edged pocket flaps in mid- or late-1943. In compliance with the existing regs at that time, the sleeve eagle shouldn’t have sported the HQ location name, the latter having been abolished since November 1941.
I love both the tunics, especially the NCOs one. Any marking on the latter?Comment
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