Unknown collar tab

[emilitaria_usmc]

What collar tab is this?

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[wilhelm Saris]

What collar tab is this?

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This is for Bergbau (miners) for Uniformgruppe 8 worn with the so-called Bergkittel (Vorschriften über die bergmännische Kleidung) from March 5, 1934. It is the lowest form.

[wilhelm Saris]

This is for Bergbau (miners) for Uniformgruppe 8 worn with the so-called Bergkittel (Vorschriften über die bergmännische Kleidung) from March 5, 1934. It is the lowest form.

Here images:
a) from the regulation (Saris-archive)
b) the wearing (credit: Ulber)

bergbau 001.jpg

Bergbau001 ulber.jpg

[Pascal Bernhard]

thanks Wilhelm

[ivbaust]

Your knowledge and resources are truly amazing, Wim! Thank you for sharing this information with us [emoji106]

[wilhelm Saris]

Your knowledge and resources are truly amazing, Wim! Thank you for sharing this information with us [emoji106]

If I am in the mood, I always am prepared to help with subjects of my interest. You hardly ever will find me answering questions about army, airforce, navy or SS. I could, as I have lots of material, but most often I am NOT interested. The Armed Forces are for me quite boring.
Nor am I interested that much in orders, badges and decorations. There are enough "experts" to solve the problems and so is the subjects about daggers.

In the past I often helped out at War Relics, but I am banned there for a futile reason. Not my problem. They withhold collectors from good information!!
They rather believe their "experts". How stupid one can be!

I cannot give an answer to the saw-tooth edge from the collar-patch as shown in post 1. It has six, officially there should be four. Maybe it is even
possible it is post-war, I really do not know!

[emilitaria_usmc]

miner CT

Thank you Wilhelm!!
You are amazing!
thank you again for sharing.
dan