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Hi Justina, These soft upper boots are more for an officer in the military. I would be looking for brown, even with black breeches, and the type with the calf shaped uppers....Comment
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Thanks for the help!the ones you showed on here in the thred look like the one i posted?i dont know the difference ?could you please show me a pair and what is the name i should put in when i do a search?One more qustion,what typ hat was used Kepi?and what color blue ,blue pipped,plan,brown,or some other typ?many thanks for all the help...
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Hi,Please Help me as iam getting ready to spend some big money!is this the correct cap?Comment
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Does this shirt and hat go together?Comment
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Justina,
The hat(called a kepi)is for an SA brownshirt and not your Political Leaders shirt.The correct hat would be a Political Leaders visor hat.I don't have one to show but, a quick search will find one.If it's easier just click on the link in Johann's posts to his site.Click on the "J" to enter and on the first page ,upper right is a manniquin in full dress.The visor hat he's holding is what you need.Last edited by Raymond; 01-17-2006, 06:10 PM.Comment
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Hi,Thanks Ray....is this the one..is it called orts group level?Comment
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Early on, the Political Leaders wore a kepi, like that of the SA but with no colored top and with a different chinstrap. The visor cap came later, first with a 'Teller' shape (which would better match your shirt) and eagle and political cockade, but no wreath, and later, the visor cap that you picture. That style visor cap is okay with the shirt but was more commonly used with brownshirts and tunics with the 3rd pattern insignia including the later type armband.
Johann, I've seen cross straps in every conceivable shade of brown, including the Havana brown color. I've seen the wide D rings as well as the narrow variety.
I would go with a 1914 EK I for your award loops--they're in the perfect place for an EK and you should be able to find one in your price range.
Lastly, the black breeches would not be correct with the shirt, as far as I've seen. The breeches should be golden brown or tan, in either wool or cotton/corduroy. Black breeches were worn by a number of organizations, but not by the NSDAP--at least not after the formalization of uniforms around 1933-34.
ErichLast edited by Erich; 01-18-2006, 02:28 AM.Festina lente!Comment
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