Post Your Flieger Bluse

[SMP]

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[frank savage]

Hi!

Most likely the soldier wore either "Kreta" or "Afrika" cufftitle.

Very nice Fliegerbluse, I love the way the loops for the awards was made, the way tresse and tabs was sewn and the eagle "T" seam.

Beautiful and unquestionable period stuff!

Best,

[Gene]

Loops are for either an EK1 or KVK1 with swords, and a qualification badge of your choice. Also could be for a wound badge, SA Sports badge, DRL Sports badge.

[SMP]

Thank you Frank and Gene !

[Leroy]

Posted before (and no, it not really Hartmann's, but very close). All the cloth insignia is original to the bluse (the EK1 and the Spange were attached through existing loops).

[Francisco V.]

Mine; from a Focke Wulf Dora-9 pilot. I love how the eagle is sewn to the tailor made Fliegerbluse. It is the same that in in the period photo but upgraded from Fahnrich to Leutnant

[JasonA]

Fantastic fliegerblusen, gentlemen! Amazing examples, one and all.



Francisco - interesting to see anomalies like the machine stitching on the breast eagle. One of my uniforms carries this same distinction.

J-

[galizien41]

My little addition to this thread, i have some HG fliegerblusen also somewhere packed away.

[Lassi]

My flak fliegerbluse

Cheers
Lars

[hs132]

Hi, so many desirable tunics. Here is my Holters and it’s the finest tunic I’ve owned. I believe it was made to be worn closed at the neck. Best, Bill

[jacquesf]

Wow this is a quality piece. J

[Nachrichten]

Wow this is a quality piece. J

+1.

You need to turn the ribbon bar around, though. EKII first.

N

[hs132]

+1.

You need to turn the ribbon bar around, though. EKII first.

N

Hi, I agree. Im missing a Flak badge also. I have the matching trousers also but they have no label. Best, Bill

[hs132]

[QUOTE=hs132;8460428]Hi, I agree. Im missing a Flak badge also. I have the matching trousers also but they have no label. Best, Bill

[DonC]

Upgraded issue-quality Bluse for a FJ Hauptmann:


Don