Here are a few eagles, would they be considered first or second pattern? Three have silver metal thread while the other three have a silver/grey thread and one looks to be made a little diffrently from the others. Were they for EM/NCO's or Officers only? Can someone help as to which group wore which color? Finally do they look good??? "GREEN = Metal Threaded" MOTOR GRUPPE ?????
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"LIGHT BLUE = Metal Threaded for Motor-Gruppe Adolf Huhnlein & Motor-Gruppe Bayerische Ostmark. CORRECT??? -
RED BROWN = Metal Thread for M-Gruppe Wien, M-GruppeAlpenland, M-Gruppe Niederdonau and M-Gruppe Oberdonau. CORRECT ???Comment
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LIGHT OR APPLE GREEN = Silver/grey thread, for Motor-Gruppe Ostsee or M-Gruppe Thuringen. CORRECT ???Comment
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YELLOW = Silver/grey thread, for Motor-Gruppe Schlessien or Motor-Gruppe Franken. Which One or Both ???Comment
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DARK WINE RED = Silver/grey thread, for Motor Brigade Westfalen or Motor-Gruppe Ostland. CORRECT ???Comment
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DARK BLUE = grey thread (This one seems to be made diffrently from the rest) would this be for Motor-Gruppe Wartheland.
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Dark blue (reverse)Comment
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Hi
IMO the metal thread is the first pattern.
N° 1 eagle shows me a MG Westmark and Nordsee (steel green?) according to Organisationsbuch der NSDAP 1943. If emerald green : M. Br. Hamburg, MG Leipzig, Nordmark, Sachsen.
Only the shoulder board button can make the difference between the Motorgruppen : no number, "1", "2", "3"!
Light blue color is OK for MG "Adolf Hühnlein" (former Hochland) and Bayerische Ostmark.
Red brown = correct
Apple green = correct
Idem for yellow and dark wine red colours
Correct for blue = Wartheland and IMO french nskk volunteers.
I did'nt know this pattern, late war or other
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