SA Paper Grouping

[squidney86]

Hello all!

Wanted to share a recent SA grouping I picked up to an SA member located at Standarte 26 (Madgeburg) Gruppe Elbe. I haven't quite figured out his name yet but will work on that. I believe in his photos he's wearing the insignia for a retired Hilfsstellenleiter. They are dated for '36 so that dates match for that insignia regulation. If you want to see anything else, let me know!

Sydney

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[Finngaill]

Great little grouping you have there, it would be interesting to see more pictures of that SA Dienstbuch.

[squidney86]

Here ya go! It's not filled out except for some handwritten notes in the back blank pictures which I have included.

Sydney

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[squidney86]

Sorry the photos are out of order. Trying to figure out the new attachment situation with the upgrade.

[yesthatsme]

nice score.

[Br. James]

Hi Sydney,

An interesting photo of the holder of this book in your note #1: Isn't he shown wearing a PL Brownshirt?!

Cheers, my friend, and do stay safe,

Br. James

[squidney86]

Hi Sydney,

An interesting photo of the holder of this book in your note #1: Isn't he shown wearing a PL Brownshirt?!

Cheers, my friend, and do stay safe,

Br. James

James,
Yes he is. But all the documents are marked for Standarte 26 as previously stated. I have seen other documents either in civilian uniforms, PL uniforms, etc. So the uniform in wear doesn't ever really seem to mean much.

Sydney

[TooDeep]

great group you have there!

[Bob Clark]

Nice group and definitely a photo in early NS political leader uniform ... looks like the name on the id card is "Fr. (Friedrich) Grobecker" ...that's my impression. A great lot to add to any SA/NS Political Collection!

[squidney86]

Thank you, everyone!

[Br. James]

Thank YOU, Sydney! I would have thought that the person photo'd in an ID document would be wearing the uniform of the organization that that document represented, or if not, then in civilian wear... I learned something new today!

Best regards, my friend,

Br. James