Here's a little GD Insignia I recently acquired (part of a grouping to an eventual Leutnant). Thought my fellow members might be interested in seeing it.
Best,
Toby.
Best,
Toby.
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What a wonderful set of insignia.
Bob HritzIn the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.
Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound. -
Gorgeous GD insignia grouping! ! !
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Wow!Excellent insignia!Comment
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Well done, Toby!
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Thanks for the replies. I can tell you I am thrilled to have acquired the grouping.
Best,
Toby.Comment
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Bravo!
Is it NCO shoulder boards with a tress? If so, why are they so narrow?Comment
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Thank you for the Bravos. Please just don't say "Encore!"
I finally found time to photograph the complete grouping. See my attempts at an artistic layout below.
Re. bnz's question, I don't know the answer myself. Perhaps Scott can help?
All the best,
Toby.Last edited by TobyR; 04-13-2007, 06:20 AM.Comment
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WOW! What a score!!!
Sure find,
RichardComment
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Nice one Toby, absolutely top notch, look after them.
cheers, RikComment
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Hello,
Top notch indeed!
William KramerPlease visit my site: https://wehrmacht-militaria.com/Comment
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I always feel that some history is lost when groups are split-up. To me the sum has more value than its parts. http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=595096
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Well I tried to sell as a complete grouping prior to splitting but without luck.
However, needs must ...
Of course, easy to take the ethical stance when it isn't your money tied up.Comment
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Yes, money and ethics seldom mix.Originally posted by TobyR View Post
BTW: This was not meant as a criticism on you - I was talking about loss of historyComment
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Lucky You! I love the worn look of some of it!
KevComment
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