Set for a Reserve Officer of GJR 99. The Green dye has actually bled onto the braid. Didn't ever think that was possible with the dyes they used back then.
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Jim,
Dye can bleed when the aritcle is frozen in a moist environment. I have seen this on shoulder boards before.
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.Comment
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Hey Bob,Originally posted by Bob Hritz
Tks for the info. Glad to hear your back in AZ. JimComment
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A pair of early parade tunic straps for an Oberfeldwebel of
III. (Jaeger)/Infanterie-Regiment 17. Then-Major Erwin Rommel was battalion commander from 1933-35.
Carsten FriesComment
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Jager 17
Here are some pieces to compliment Carsten's beautiful Oberfeldwebel Paar. First an enlisted pair for a Waffenrock.Comment
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Jaeger 17
An Oberleutnant's sew-in pair.Comment
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Jaeger 17
A Bierzipfel.Comment
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Pair of generalstaff collar tabs for the piped field blouse.Comment
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Pair of boards for a dentist.Comment
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Great pair of boards Heinrich. Here is a single:Comment
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These have recently become my favorites. There is some controversy surrounding them as seen in this thread:
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.net/foru...d.php?t=122440
However there is no evidence to suggest they are copies.So in the absence of evidence to the contrary I believe they are good.JimComment
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Lets see if we can jump-start this thread. I know there is a lot of good stuff out there that hasn't been posted. Here is a single Feldherrnhalle. The other half of this board is featured in Angolia's vol 1 of the Army series p. 365.Comment
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A close up of the device:Comment
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Armorer School
As posted in another thread, a tailor made WS strap.Comment
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Kapitulantenanwärter strap
I believe this to be a Kapitulantenanwärter strap from Art. Rgt. 29.Comment
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