Heer Tresse on LW straps

[naxos]

Any other examples out there

[John Hodgin]

Please see the first photo.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...houlder+straps

[Johnny R]

I have seen this before, also on tunics it is not a problem etc. Actually neat to see.

[panzermania]

Very Nice naxos

best regards

[Mike Davis]

Actually neat to see.

Agreed, I find this very appealing.

[Johnny R]

Agreed, I find this very appealing.

Yes, I love these enigmas when they occur. Happy day. They used what they had.

[Richard P]

Yes, I love these enigmas when they occur. Happy day. They used what they had.

Johnny,

I don't understand the connection between this photo from your early childhood and these enigmas?

You know I'm kidding, so don't get your BVD's in a bunch. Love the photo as usual.

Richard

[Johnny R]

Johnny,

I don't understand the connection between this photo from your early childhood and these enigmas?

You know I'm kidding, so don't get your BVD's in a bunch. Love the photo as usual.

Richard

It is all part of my life-time plan to irritate people who take life way too seriously.

[macca007]

Luft tresse on Heer straps

How about Luft tresse on Heer straps and tunics?

Mark

[John Hodgin]

How about Luft tresse on Heer straps and tunics?

Mark

Same thing, very interesting oddity, making them more desirable IMO.

[Johnny R]

"LW" tresse is actually a Heer patttern that goes back to the 20s. On heer tunics it could be LW or old stock. You see it also on early SS items.

[naxos]

"LW" tresse is actually a Heer patttern that goes back to the 20s. On heer tunics it could be LW or old stock. You see it also on early SS items.

Yup!

[airborne_steve]

It all looks good to me. BTW, I love the Panzer tunic!

Steve

[macca007]

Thanks Steve....

[hs132]

Hello, heres my trop set. Bill Bourque