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Originally posted by wessel View PostI've been reading this with interest, as I have a Lombard tunic by Holters, dated 9/1940, with his rank stated as a Hauptsturmfuhrer, correct SS number, but with 'press-stud' Standartenfuhrer collar patches.
The quality of the tunic is very high (see the quilted lining and arm-hole padding).
The tunic itself looks good, but I would welcome any thoughts on the insignia.
Many thanks in advance for any opinion.
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Ulric of England
Dear Ian and John
Many thaks for your reaction, I still cant believe it. The tunic is at the moment in offer of Ulric of England - http://www.ulricofengland.com/prodsh..._/g007336.html. I made my first purchase with him almost 20 years ago, until now nothing major, but still and I was considering the purchase of this tunic.
You both and this forum saved me few thousands and I am really grateful for that.
The problem is over 20 years still the same. I considered Ulric a bit (OK, not just a bit, but a lot ) snoby, but not cheater, at the moment the trust just gone... .
Many thanks again and be patient please as well in future with my questions .
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The point is that this is an utterly fake tunic. The caveat that it "may" be Lombard's tunic does not conceal the fact that from badge loop placings to rank and to the tailor's tag (with the name and date commensurate to Lombard's history) that it could be nothing else. The last nail in the coffin is John's identification of a Seider eagle.
Mike
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Originally posted by Arran View PostI can also see that the Holters label in the neck of the "Lombard" tunic has been sewn in by hand in careful imitation of machine sewing. Furthermore, the labels are from two different eras in Holters' history- note the different addresses!
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Originally posted by DonC View PostSure these are just honest mistakes - a dealer would never try to misrepresent his wares knowingly, would he?
Don
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Originally posted by Mike C View PostThe point is that this is an utterly fake tunic. The caveat that it "may" be Lombard's tunic does not conceal the fact that from badge loop placings to rank and to the tailor's tag (with the name and date commensurate to Lombard's history) that it could be nothing else. The last nail in the coffin is John's identification of a Seider eagle.
Mike
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