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    Colleagues a question - color gray - why???? Your opinion

    #2
    colour

    without seeing an image - colour grey - SA reserve. where the heck is Tambov?

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      #3
      Tambov - a city in Russia-300 000 population.
      I do not know how to establish a photo - but Here a theme
      http://sammler.ru/index.php?showtopic=93382&hl=

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        #4
        Dear Mr Бамбуров Сергей , I don't understand your request?

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          #5
          I think he wants to know what Gruppe the gray is for on this tunic on Weitzes' site (I never knew gray could look so good):
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          NEC SOLI CEDIT

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            #6
            Originally posted by stonemint View Post
            I think he wants to know what Gruppe the gray is for on this tunic on Weitzes' site (I never knew gray could look so good):
            Light gray collar patches were worn by the SA in the Generalgouvernement (GG), i.e. occupied Poland.

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              #7
              Tunic

              Post 1941, SA Gruppe "Weichsel" wore blue-grey collar tabs. SA Reserve II wore grey collar tabs. I have seen them with a metal "R" and metal number, but the metal devices here don't make sense to me. ANY SA collar tab with metal numbers should ALWAYS be regarded with suspicion. Yes, they were used during the period, but not very often. Unless Erich B., Luft. Blue, or Wewelsburg (can't name everybody) has information that explains the odd metal tab devices, and their significance, I'd seriously question this lovely garment.

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                #8
                Tunic

                The introduction of these 2nd pattern shoulderboards alleviated the need for metal specialty devices. The signal blitz wouldn't bother me so much if the shoulderboard underlay was the correct signals color. Lots of questions on the tunic. Any answers?

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                  #9
                  sa grey tabbed uniform

                  this looks like a humped-up piece just from the photos. but to a blind man running for his life it might pass muster. seriously, this screams bad to me.

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                    #10

                    SA - Dienstrock für einen SA-Sturmführer im Stab Nachrichtensturm X, SA-Standarte 7, Berlin
                    Eigentumstück, um 1939. Feldbluse, Fertigung aus Gabadine, mit offenem Kragen, gekörnte Knöpfe, rückseitig mit RZM-Hersteller. Komplett mit allen original vernähten Effekten in der Ausführung 1939 - 1945. Die Kragenspiegel und eingenähten Schulterstücke in der neuen Farbe hellgrau für die Fußstandarte, die Kragenspiegel mit versilberten Metallauflagen, auf dem rechten Arm mit der passenden Armbinde in der schweren Wollausführung. Auf der Brust Schlaufen für 2. Steckabzeichen. SA Dienstrock in sehr gutem Zustand. Dabei Foto Expertise der Firma Weitze.
                    Art.Nr. 112128
                    1650,00€
                    Artikel unterliegt der Differenzbesteuerung, exkl. Versandkosten

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                      #11
                      The discussion continues on about the use of metal attachments on collar tabs. Though as we know not often used but I do have some photos of SA men with what appears metal attachments applied, I personally like the tabs.

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                        #12
                        http://sammler.ru/index.php?showtopi...**entry1104328

                        I see - figures and an arrow - one color - one metal - one deterioration. It is one complete set I think it good tabs

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                          #13
                          Tunic

                          Since when did SA Gruppe Berlin wear grey collar tabs? If the argument is that it's a grey Reserve II tab, it could have a metal "R", but instead, it has a metal "X" which is a Sturmbann number, not a Sturm number, so even the accompanying description is erroneous. No one answered why he was obviously in a signal unit, but someone forgot to tell him that signal shoulderboards are underlaid in lemon yellow. Like the D.I. in Full Metal Jacket, "You wanna be DIFFERENT!!"

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                            #14
                            General government SA,instead of the word sturm SA units used the term Hunderschaft and in 1942 renamed (wehrschutzen Bereitschaften) meaning light infantry, maybe why this has grey underside to shoulderboards as they were all foot units in essence? Also one of my books state the collar should have GG attached, Sean

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                              #15
                              Tunic

                              Why does the description say it's a Standarte in Berlin?

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