Left side of chappy, bullion eagle and wreath is far the best I have on any current visor.
-
-
Please sturmbannfuhrer..more fotos brighter light..your Chaplain is beautiful..many thanks,John WilsonComment
-
It's posts like Ben's #13 that make me want to get into collecting period photos, because you always find something interesting - there, you have an officer with an M36 officer's cut tunic wearing an EM/NCO belt!
DonComment
-
Stubaf:
NEC SOLI CEDITComment
-
Many thanks John and cheers Stonemint (Chris) for the threeOriginally posted by musketiii View Post, I will take some more pics in the next few days, a few full frontal shots. This cap amazed me when I bought it as it has hardly any wear. It is made of the slightly rough feel trikot but looks stunning. As I mentioned previously, the bullion insignia is so stunning it's shimmering.
If anyone's seen the 1955 German made film "Das Teufel General" with Curd Jurgens, you will now what I mean by shimmering, the shimmer's from Curd's bullion work reminds me of the quality on this one.
If you havn't seen the film, grab a copy off ebay. It's in German, but just watch the action, you get a feel of what is going on. The uniforms are most probably real. The scene where the SD man makes a vinyl "spy" recording of jurgens from an adjoining room from a lump of gunk is superb.
I have now received my Panzer Erel NCO from Detlev. It is magnificent. I will take pics of it when I do more of the chaplain. It is a real one looker.
Comment
-
A few extras of my Chaplain's as requested. I always take pics in natural light as the flash always seems to alter the colour tones. Hopefully these will be a little more in clarity colour wise that the last.Comment
-
Chaplain right side new pic than previous postComment
-
Chaplain Left sideComment
-
Chaplain TopComment
-
Chaplain Right TopComment
-
Chaplain Maker mark, Oscar JacobComment
-
Hola Sturmbanfuhrer!!! Lovely, superb, unique..I understand your foto thinking about the light but please do your good deed today...take it outside for a nice airing. Spoil me,I'm old! I want to see that visor in "brilliant"mode!! Use indoor or nice outdoor light, post the fotos, then delete them from your camera!! I won't tell anyone,I promise!These rare caps and uniforms should all be preserved for furure collectors and the digital images are a great reference resource. Many thanks,hope you don't mind a little teasing,John WilsonComment
-
Hi John, when I get a few more spare minutes, I'll take the Chaplain outside for the full on natural light treatment. Happy Days.
JTComment
Comment