NSKK collector's show your stuff

[Mike Clayton]

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Ever seen an NSKK-tank?

Nice picture Gran! Probably a tank for training purposes. Check out Angolia's NSKK book page 15. A nice shot of tracked vehicle training in action.

Regards, Mike

[Bob Coleman]

A tunic worn by an officer sreving as an instructor at a tank driver school.

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[inimicus]

MOST excellent bob.

[Mike Clayton]

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Here's another large NSKK eagle that would seem to be for the crash helmet. The reverse has long prongs and one washer is still present. Maybe this is a 3rd pattern that was used. Not sure. Eujin posted a photo(which has since been removed) of an NSKK man wearing just such an eagle on the crash helmet. We need more opinions on this....

Regards, Mike

[Mike Clayton]

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Reverse with long prongs and washer. If it didn't have the long pins, I would think that it's just another awards plaque eagle.

Regards, Mike

[Military]

Mike,

I can only assume that this (above) was mounted onto a car radiator, or possibly on a fender poletop?
DRGM is something like a copyright mark preceding the RZM - GES GESCH.

Mil

[Military]

Mike, That's an outstanding piece (above) that you have.

Mil

[Military]

And as for this, i think highly likely it would be for the crash helmet fixture due to the long pins and the presence of the washer to firmly secure it. I don't have any pictorial evidence to back this, and is purely an opinion. More importantly, the style and quality of workmanship gives me confidence that this is a good piece but for what use, we can only assume.

Mike, does it have any markings?

Mil

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I'm not sure if this is the right place, but I want to show this recent catch of Milano show.

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