NH Des Heeres cufftitle

[Brian S]

These are suddenly appearin on several sites.

[Brian S]

And another

[Brian S]

And another yet

[Brian S]

Back of last

[vizenz]

Hello Brian,

These cufftitles are very common, and there are always available if you like to get one. All pieces shown are nice originals.

Best regards,
Andreas

[Brian S]

Good to know, thanks.

[Gran Sasso]

Hello Brian,

These cufftitles are very common, and there are always available if you like to get one. All pieces shown are nice originals.

Best regards,
Andreas

Yes, easy to find on their own - hard to find on uniforms:

[Brian S]

What are the 'ranks' of these two ladies?

[longislandercjv]

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These cufftitles are very common, and there are always available if you like to get one. All pieces shown are nice originals.

Best regards,
Andreas[/QUOTE]

I'm sorry Andreas, but I disagree.

The one that IS common is the "Stabshelferin des Heeres"
in flat silver on dark green.
Less common is the cufftitle for Senior personnel ("Fuhrerinnen')
with flat GOLD.
This one shown (NH des Heeres") is not common IMO.
Over the years I have had several of the first two, but only 1 of the NH des Heeres. In hindsight, I should have kept them for the collection!
(There is also a very rare "Wirtschaftshelferin des Heeres" that I've only
seen in Reference books).

[Gran Sasso]

These cufftitles are very common, and there are always available if you like to get one. All pieces shown are nice originals.

Best regards,
Andreas

I'm sorry Andreas, but I disagree.

The one that IS common is the "Stabshelferin des Heeres"
in flat silver on dark green.
Less common is the cufftitle for Senior personnel ("Fuhrerinnen')
with flat GOLD.
This one shown (NH des Heeres") is not common IMO.
Over the years I have had several of the first two, but only 1 of the NH des Heeres. In hindsight, I should have kept them for the collection!
(There is also a very rare "Wirtschaftshelferin des Heeres" that I've only
seen in Reference books).

Andreas is right, they are common! - I can buy 10 right now if I want. But have already app. same number.
Stabshelferin is also not rare, as you said.

[Brian S]

I do still have questions about those two tunics you show. They both have the "leaders" cuff band but the tunics do not look like a leader's tunic in the sense of piping and other accouterments we see on other uniforms. Was this just the way it was with these ladies?

[Brian S]

Here's an old photo of a period cuff in wear and the uniform tunic seems to be the same as the lesser ranks.

[Gran Sasso]

I do still have questions about those two tunics you show. They both have the "leaders" cuff band but the tunics do not look like a leader's tunic in the sense of piping and other accouterments we see on other uniforms. Was this just the way it was with these ladies?

There is no leaders cuffband - just the EM one as shown, and that type was worn by all ranks.
The one tunic with piping at collar, and at arm flash, and the silver stitched "offc." eagle and collar-chevrons is leader. Dont know exact rank, will check.

[Brian S]

The one I posted just now in the photo is an all ranks cuff band? Not the gold one?

[Gran Sasso]

The one I posted just now in the photo is an all ranks cuff band? Not the gold one?

Yes, its the only type existed. There was never a "gold one"