I want to know your opinions about this shoulder boards and collar tabs of a black panzer Artillery wrap. I think this is correct late war example with rayon red piping. Thank you in advance.
E.R.
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the pictures on my computer look rosa (pink) for Panzr...not rot (red) for Panzerartillerie. I am not able to see enough detail of the piping to try answer your question.CSP
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Interesting that the thread that sews the collar seems to have "given up" it's color and appears gray/white while the thread that applies the collar tabs remains black.
B. N. SingerLast edited by B. N. Singer; 06-04-2006, 07:58 PM.Comment
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Hello Mr Singer,
the colour of the thread used to sew the jacket is grey. It******180;s diferent that used to sew the collar tabs, this is black. I think is not necessarily that the maker used the same thread colour to sew the jacket and the collar tabs. Is possible the jacket where made before and the collar tabs where applied later in other factory or store.
I think this is feasible. Thank you for your appreciated opinion
E.R.
Last edited by panzer_erc; 06-06-2006, 02:51 PM.Comment
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Hello Scott,
I will try to make a photo with daylight, maybe the colour will be better and accurate. The piping is red rayon. Thank you for your appreciated opinion.Comment
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I like what I see, no red flag IMO.Siam fatti cosi!Comment
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Where is the Panzer experts?
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hello,
i have never seen clear evidences, on war pictures, of red waffenfarbe on a black panzer wrap, for black collar tabs with totenkopf nor for black shoulder boards.
i would be glad if someone had this kind of pictures to show.
i know only classical shoulder boards or litzen with red waffenfarbe mounted on black wrap.
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