Interesting insignia at museum in France

[NickG]

Here some images of the recreated "tailor's store window" at the
"Musée Historique de la Seconde Guerre Mondiale d'Ambleteuse" (France)
which my brother just visited!

[NickG]

Cavalry straps with rayon piping and yellow skulls!

[NickG]

Note Cavalry Lieutenant boards with skulls!

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[LuckyStrike23]

Cavalry straps with rayon piping and yellow skulls!

The piping of these straps look like that you find on typical fakes to me.

[DOC_KÜSTENART]

I've been there a couple of times, very nice museum with an important coastal artillery collection.

[NickG]

Inside the "period store" (as created in the museum)

[NickG]

: )

[NickG]

Some items might be questionable but its a pretty nead display overall
and interesting to study the material.
There was a thread in another section of WAF on this treasure trove but the images got removed...
thought it would be neat to show here for the uniform and insignia aficionados!

[Panzercracker]

That was insightful...

Thanks for sharing.

[Bond]

Amazing museum display, thanks for showing these.

Regards,

Jerry

[Ironcrown]

Wow, that's really impressive!
Thanks for sharing!

[LuckyStrike23]

Some items might be questionable but its a pretty nead display overall
and interesting to study the material.
There was a thread in another section of WAF on this treasure trove but the images got removed...
thought it would be neat to show here for the uniform and insignia aficionados!

Thats also the case of all the museums I have visited here in Germany (including back stage). Often a mixture of really nice and rare stuff and fakes. You have always to be careful with taking museum stuff as reference.

[afrikasandman]

Look at that stunning pz gren waffenrock! all those caps and the very elusive pz gren overseas cap with soutache.... my god! Matt