Artillery Uniform for Review

[Hans Kristian]

Guys, I just need to comment on this - I do not know anything about swedish or norwegian uniforms, BUT I do know about the languages.

So, in the uniform it says: "HÆREN"

OK, the letter Æ is ONLY used in danish and norwegian, in sweden they use this letter with the same pronunciation and meaning: Ä

So, if it is "Æ" and it is, it cannot be swedish. Basta.!!

Lesson closed for today.

Hans Kristian

[LRRPS]

Swedish uniform, used by either danish or norwegian forces.

[NickG]

Guys, I just need to comment on this - I do not know anything about swedish or norwegian uniforms, BUT I do know about the languages.

So, in the uniform it says: "HÆREN"
OK, the letter Æ is ONLY used in danish and norwegian, in sweden they use this letter with the same pronunciation and meaning: Ä
So, if it is "Æ" and it is, it cannot be swedish. Basta.!!
Lesson closed for today.

Hans Kristian

It is and always will be a Swedish made uniform, following a Swedish pattern in a Swedish color wool, made in Sweden and crown stamped in Sweden (1941) but at some point received a Norwegian property stamp (post 1945) when it ended up in their inventories after the war and rebuilt to German in modern times.

Here is one of my examples (Swedish of course with Norwegian flag). Even the helmet is Swedish with Norwegian "N" added! Period image. Oslo, May 1945.
Norwegians in Swedish uniforms returning to their country! ("Politi" troops)

[Hans Kristian]

Swedish uniform, used by either danish or norwegian forces.

This I can accept - the danes had a force building up in sweden during the war (the danish brigade) that arrived in Denmark at wars end - maybe they would be the user.

[Hans Kristian]

It is and always will be a Swedish made uniform, following a Swedish pattern in a Swedish color wool, made in Sweden and crown stamped in Sweden (1941) but at some point received a Norwegian property stamp (post 1945) when it ended up in their inventories after the war and rebuilt to German in modern times.

Here is one of my examples (Swedish of course with Norwegian flag). Even the helmet is Swedish with Norwegian "N" added! Period image. Oslo, May 1945.
Norwegians in Swedish uniforms returning to their country! ("Politi" troops)

Maybe, maybe, but print still NOT in swedish..