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    #31
    Now to the big one...Die Standarte It measures approximately 133 x 113 centimeters without the fringes.

    The pole top wich I've posted a couple of days ago can be seen here: http://www.wehrmacht-awards.net/foru...ad.php?t=92591
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      #32
      Sadly it's a bit fragile as to the wear it got...otherwise I could feel tempted to try it out and let it fly for a a couple of minutes on the flag pole I don't have
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        #33
        Die Standartespiegel...wich of course is on the other side of the Standarte as well.
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          #34
          Detail of the Standartespiegel...nice huh
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            #35
            Somewhat unusual to me but the carabin hooks does look legit to the Standarte....or?
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              #36
              Ba-de-ba-de...That's All Folks I hope You enjoyed my little show of my "collecting grand prize" wich I would call it.

              If the items indeed are all belongings of one person it's a keeper for sure. In that case the next will be the cross strap, pistol holster, jack boots and a flag pole to complete it.

              I'll let the last photo wrap it up.


              Cheers,
              Carsten
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                #37
                Very nice find, Congratulations!

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                  #38
                  Super grouping and beautiful tunic! Every piece is in super nice condition. The complete tunic set is one of the nicest I've ever seen.

                  Great addition to your collection,
                  Mike

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                    #39
                    Outstanding! well worth the price of admission. One speculative question: Does it appear to have any pin holes around the left pocket where a party pin may have been attached?

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                      #40
                      Very nice nice find my friend...... Can you post the belt & buckle over in the buckle forum as I'm sure that they would love to see it & the same with the cap in the headgear forum...... Some of our members never venture to this dark corner of the forum (can't imagine why, it's my favorite place ) & would otherwise miss this find.

                      Cheers
                      Don

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                        #41
                        What a nice group. I hope your planning on keeping it all together. May I ask what you paid for the lot. You said it "broke you", but you will come by more $$$ without a doubt. To come by another group like this - together.... I don't think so. Great find, thanks for sharing!


                        Take care.

                        Tim

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                          #42
                          Wow Now that is the kind of suitcase I want to find. Nothing more to be said but congratulations on an outstanding pick-up.



                          Al

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                            #43
                            WOW! Makes you want to go through all the attics in any given European town. What a find and in super shape.
                            Richard V

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                              #44
                              So from this it would look like he was the flag bearer for his region at the 1936 olympics. it was a outfit just for that occasion ?

                              have you treid to find any pictures of the opening ceremony to see if you can see the flag at all ?
                              very very nice though. you should keep together and not split for sure.

                              Originally posted by Richard
                              WOW! Makes you want to go through all the attics in any given European town. What a find and in super shape.
                              Richard V

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                                Carsten
                                super group...thanks for posting...!
                                my understanding is that the mayor of Leipzig commited suicide with his wife before the city was captured...i have a picture of him and his wife taken in his office dead somewhere i believe.....ill see if i can find it...
                                mike

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