Come in! My Ww2 Museum is no finally open!!

[DIRKIO]

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us Army hua!

[DIRKIO]

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the only know to me HJ schoulder board of Mannheim 171 around!

[Darin S.]

Great to see an item I used to own on display for many to enjoy Dirk!

[DIRKIO]

pictures needed

Hello,
in the last weeks I got many new additions to the Museum, mostly US Army but also TR.
So I had to make some plates for the description of what can be seen on each station. For example infront of each Uniform will be a stand with a decription of what the uniform was used for and a picture of a real person using it.
For most uniforms I have a picture on hand, but I would need 3 more pictures for my political leader uniforms.
So I would like to ask if anyone has a nice shot of the following leaders, either full body or portrait:
Stellenleiter Ortsgruppe (2nd pattern -L)
Abschnittsleiter Kreisleitung ( last pattern with eagle)
Hauptsellenleiter Gauleitung (2nd pattern- LL)

Any help is very appreciated! My mail:info@zgma.de
Thanks!!

[colt45s]

Great History display, nice rare hard to find items... thanks for showing

[sjl]

Great display Dirk. What is the US mess dress in the corner with the sleeve knot? It looks a lot like a Kentucky Colonel & Aide de Camp uniform...

[Hans Kristian]

I just came by this thread, and WOW..!!!..it is really amazing and VERY interesting to see this. I hope to visit some day in 2013,
Congratulations, and keep collecting ..!!..

Best wishes,
Hans Kristian

[DIRKIO]

Hi Sjl,

the uniform you mentioned is the uniform wich is called "mess dress blues", this was the first kind of blues the Army had. Today we are just changing into the new "blues" in 2014. The rank is LTCol.

and YES if you come by the museum you are very welcome!
regards
Dirk

[Bigbander]

Stunning. Period.

Bombing of Mannheim and the Army in Mannheim

Ps the SS Armbands and dagger in the dispaly are repro and just there to show that there were these things.
Regards dirk

[sjl]

Hi Sjl,

the uniform you mentioned is the uniform wich is called "mess dress blues", this was the first kind of blues the Army had. Today we are just changing into the new "blues" in 2014. The rank is LTCol.

and YES if you come by the museum you are very welcome!
regards
Dirk

Many thanks for the kind invite. - Stephen