Large Kriegsmarine officer's grouping --- all to one man: Dr. H. Lamp

[Kurt]

A couple of years ago, I received this large grouping to one Kriegsmarine officer (Dr. Lamp).

It basically consists of his blue frock coat, his white and field grey uniform along with his headgear and some extras. I've shown part of these items before but used the great weather today to take some group shots.

No need for authentification or anything, posting just for viewing pleasure.

Kurt

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I'll start with some detailled shots of the frock coat... Dr. Lamp apparently never changed the rank or reserve status after the war broke out.

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The frock coat bears a name tag - the maker is J. Robrecht of Kiel (just like the maker of one of the visor caps).

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Let's turn to his white tunic...

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Also named to Dr. Lamp, also came with an additional white top for his visor...

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The also is one blue top (also removable) visor left. Technically, no uniform to go with it though.

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Then there is the field grey great coat...

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... named to Dr. Lamp and stamped by the Bekleidungsamt.

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Apparently, Dr. Lamp served in the Occupied Netherlands also. Along with some lose insignia, there also was a probably Dutch made breast eagle. The two side caps are also Dutch made (the blue one bears a Breda stamp, the field grey one is made of Dutch fabric).

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The hanger that came with it is marked Peek & Cloppenburg, Breda!

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The field grey tunic and matching breeches are made of Dutch fabric...

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Inside is a tailor's label.. from Breda, Holland ...

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breast egale on the field grey tunic...