ID on tunics

[Rogerd]

Can someone help me with the ID on these tunics? What branch of service?
I can't find it in my books...

Thanks!

[derka]

I would say Beamte NCO (left) and officer (right) ranks.
derka

[wessel]

The second one looks like a Sonderfuhrer tunic, judging by the RAD-style collar tabs, and the first looks to have Admin tabs but not very clear. Are they in a museum?

[wessel]

This is my Sonderfuhrer tunic, but it has RAD tabs rather than the proper Army collar tabs. Why this was done beats me...period or post war???

[derka]

yes, hard to distinguish details.

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/unif.../Officials.htm

[Jan Klaassen]

Are they in a museum?

Is this in the "Army-museum" in Brussels?

[Rogerd]

Yes, its in the Army-museum of Brussels.
I will post some detailed pics when I have the time for a new visit. Last time the WWII exhebition was closed...


These are for sure WWII originals, this museum has one of the biggest uniform collections world-wide...

[Rogerd]

With some searches on WAF I found out that the left one is a Feld-Post beambte.

[Johnny R]

The NCO (Lagermeister) is Feldpost for sure. The other is a wartime official- Beamte auf Kriegsdauer a.K. to tell you more I would need to see the boards and tabs more closely.

[mads]

And as usual in any museum, Butt ugly displayed!

[Johnny R]

I would love to have wither one, both very rare especially Feldpost.

[Rogerd]

Thanks all for the opinions!! Always nice to learn something!!

[DonC]

I saw those in 2008 when I was in Brussels. I am sure I snapped some photos. That museum is very impressive in what it has for holdings!

Don

[Laurence Strong]

Nice photo. As stated FP and Beamte a.K. for the gehobener and mittlerer Dienst.


Larry

[WEISNER]

I saw those in 2008 when I was in Brussels. I am sure I snapped some photos. That museum is very impressive in what it has for holdings!

Don

I hope you can find those photos Don, I would like to see more of these fine tunics and close up!

Kevin