ss group

[merdock]

Hi,
these came off the same jacket.

[merdock]

backs

[merdock]

Hi,
put this post back to the top all these views and not one comment,
What unit are they for.
Merdock

[Denis]

Hi Merdock
The collar patches belonged to a Sturmann (equivalent Gefreiter in the Army) in the Standarte 35 (Kassel). The black aluminium twisted cord is arttribbuted to the years October, 1934 up to 1940. The losange badge is the SS Marksmanship badge (SS-Schützenabzeichen). It was instituted in November, 1937. This is the 2nd class
Regards
Denis

[darryl-P]

Merdock,
Nice grouping of items. I never saw this thread or I would have commented for sure. I collect the Allg-SS numbered collar tabs. If you ever want to sell, please let me know. I am going out momentarily however, when I return I will post pictures of some similar items still attached to the uniform.

Cheers,

[Erich B.]

tabs, etc

Very nice! Too bad the jacket is gone! I hadn't seen this thread before, either.
Erich

[darryl-P]

Ok, I'm back. Here are some insignia still attached to my Allgemeine-SS uniform. It used to belong to an Unterscharfuhrer in Sturm 6 of the 2nd Sturmbann of SS Foot-Standarte 69 based at Hagen in Westphalia. The chevron indicates he was an 'Aterkampfer'...a member of the NSDAP or SS prior to Hitler's assumption to power in 1933.

I also have separate numbered collar tabs for Standartes 13, 25 and 89 (a small but growing tab collection).

Cheers,

[Tony Barto]

Very nice items, merdock and darryl-P!

[Erich B.]

tunic

Outstanding tunic!
Erich

[merdock]

Hi,
I take it the chevrons are the same,any ideas as to value.
Merdock

[Tony Barto]

Hi merdock;

Yes, they are both old campaigner chevrons. Value depends on condition but I've seen them run generally around $125 USD.