I've posted this shirt before, but I got a larger box to include the breeches. Everything here, but the boots, socks, and underwear. I'm getting those from the same place that sells Eva Braun's panties.
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That is a very cool way to display this uniform.Comment
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It really is. I'm assuming that this is only for laying down flat rather than hanging on the wall. Looks great.Comment
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Thanks for the compliments. No - it stands up, because I used thick, acid-free posterboard, covered with batting material, as a shirt-form. When stood up, it doesn't move or change at all. I could have used an even bigger box to show more of the breeches, but I'm a space-saving kind of guy. Before standing upright, though, it needs 2 latches to keep the lid from coming open, or the shirt would fall out. The Nurnberg badge was flopping from side-to-side, so I hollowed out the form behind the pin, so it lays flush on the shirt. I wouldn't have even used the breeches if it was a normal short-waist brownshirt, but it's a very long pull-over, tuck-in shirt, but with French cuffs. The buttons are a good example of non-regulation construction in the early days. No clips - just sewn to the shirt. The 3 front buttons are real shell. Dagger is matching Gruppe.Comment
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It stinks....of the 1930s...great piece
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Very nice display.Comment
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