It is sooo depress to see all these cut insignia...
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I totally agree. I would rather see the complete uniforms/headgear.
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Well get out of 'our' thread!Originally posted by dunkirchen1940
we're enjoying it!
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Ok then! lolWell get out of 'our' thread! we're enjoying it!
regards
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Great thread.. and great insygnia guys !!!
I am watching this thread long time - and I use this pictures and scans as a great reference source !!
goood job
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True, but when you can't afford the whole kebab, these items are a nice middleground. They certainly have much more character than items that were neatly snipped off of the original uniforms, and far more than the ones that never saw a uniform at all..Originally posted by dunkirchen1940
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Some folks just have no respect for authority.
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This was removed from a tunic belonging to Generalleutnant Karl Spang, who was captured while defending fortress Brest in August 1944.Comment
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ROA shield
ROA Bevo shield on HBT cloth.Comment
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That one's familiar. Manion's, maybe? I have one on blue wool, apparently from a German postal tunic they were issued.Comment
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Not from Manions, but from an old collection where it has been since the 70s or earlier. I would never buy anything from Manions and very rarely from dealers. I like your shield!Comment
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It is my understanding the ROA were issued with Russian style pullovers made from captured French Horizon Blue material. Maybe yours is that material.Comment
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Sorry, I shouldn't have mentioned the M name. ......Actually the cloth does look like the French blue. You may very well be correct, thanks.
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Found another type of LW cap eagle.Comment
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