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Originally posted by frank savage View PostI agree too... I don't like the flap of the pockets, the shape of the collar and the cloth too. I'm for a post war poduction.
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These shirts with originally applied eagles and set up for shoulder straps are pretty rareWilli
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Originally posted by PaulR View PostWhy are these so darned rare? I would think that they would be more common than the typical tunic? These were usually worn as a dress shirt under a Tuchrock, right?Willi
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Originally posted by RamJet View PostI am nearly tired to state this, but the so hyped pointed collar only is an indication for a late 30s/early 40s shirt. The fashion changed to short collar tips during the war, for jackets as well as for shirts.
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True, later shirts have a shorter collar point....BUT all period photos of these blau melliert shirts with the breast pockets and trapezoid eagle in matching cloth have the longer pointed collars
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Originally posted by Willi Zahn View PostMost of the blue shirts did not have eagles or could accept shoulder straps. As the others have stated; since the majority of them were just blue shirts, they were worn after the war. Therefore, most did not survive. Plus, most veterans did not pick these things up.
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Originally posted by Harry View PostTrue, later shirts have a shorter collar point....BUT all period photos of these blau melliert shirts with the breast pockets and trapezoid eagle in matching cloth have the longer pointed collars
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Here's mine. I though I never had had chance to get one but suddently came across one. I changed its enlisted Kanonier boards for these Major ones that gives a terrific Geschwaderkommodore looking.
Nobody mentioned these have provision for collar tip stiffener.
I also have a white shirt with detachable collar but I am unable to find out the buttoms (Kragenknöpfe) to attach them. Any help??
and a black period tie?? sounds easy but can't find one.
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FranLast edited by Francisco V.; 09-29-2010, 04:56 PM.
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Hi,
I have not in hand the shirt with detachable collar in this moment but I think it needs three buttoms to attach the collar and a fourth one to close the neck.
Frank, will add some photo later.
Best regards
Fran
Originally posted by RamJet View PostHow many Kragenknöpfe are needed for such a collar?
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