A White Reichsleiter Tunic Found On The Floor In The Basement Of The Berghof. This Is One Of Two Identical Tunics Found By Warrant Officer Robert G. Eiland, 7th Infantry Regiment, 45th Division. The Tunics Are Named To Martin Borman And Made By The Same Tailoring Firm. There Is Also A Known Double Breasted White Tunic Also Brought Back From The Obersalzburg By An American Army Veteran. All Three Tunics Are Made By The Same Firm. Borman's House Was Down The Hill From The Berghof. Most Likely, Soldiers Wandering Up To The Berghof Stopped On The Way To Take These Tunics From Borman's House. Once In The Basement Of The Berghof, They Evidently Abandoned The Tunics For The More Appealing A H Silverware
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A named white Reichsleiter tunic is the ultimate, thank you for sharing it here Bob!Comment
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Very very nice Jeff
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Simply stunning, relly starting to see the best examples of everything going around!!!
Killer stuff mate!!!
Cheers
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After all these superb tunics that have been posted, this will hardly rate a footnote. There have been some super tunics posted, all of which would be the centerpiece of a collection such as mine. Here is a rather common Orts tunic and visor that is in my collection. The gold party badge is a repro. Every time I think I can afford one, the money I have saved is less than the price increase experienced.
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Last edited by Richard; 04-20-2008, 11:14 PM.Comment
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You Have A Very Fine Example Of An Ortsgruppenleiter's Tunic. Both The Tunic And The Cap Appear To Be In Excellent Condition. Thanks For Adding It To This Thread.Comment
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Like Richard I am (almost) embarrassed to show my PL tunics, as they come nowhere near the rarity of others seen on this thread. However, a hobby is for sharing!!
This is an Early Orts tunic.Comment
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..and this a Gauleitung tunic with some (probably incorrect) attachments!Comment
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