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    Reichskolonialbund cap unique for a parade or officially produced and issued? Interesting "Blackface" photo.


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    http://www.ebay.de/itm/Original-Aska...p2047675.l2557




    It was used during the pre war period. Not sure if it was used during the TR
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      #3
      Thank you R.Beck! Not very clear but the hat appears to have a TR eagle and the full picture shows a poster with a NS swastika. I'm guessing this was a one of a kind Tarbusch for parade purposes since Germany lost all her colonies after WW1.



      Last edited by BlackWatch1; 07-04-2015, 04:14 PM.

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        #4
        This is just an odd photo. Why are the white guys covered in blackface??

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          #5
          Originally posted by R.Beck View Post
          This is just an odd photo. Why are the white guys covered in blackface??
          very early pre war renactors .

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            #6
            Originally posted by HAF View Post
            very early pre war renactors .
            Thank you

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              #7
              Reichskolonialbund members hence the Blackface. They wanted their colonies back in Africa and the man and children in Blackface mimicked African colonials. Photo is circa 1938 Blackface was very common in Europe and North America until the 1960's.

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                #8
                Whaddaya mean "until the 1960's"???



                Don

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                  #9
                  lol. That's a good one Don

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