Wehrwolf and SS.
Both organizations wore similar black skull caps.
And existed more similarities.
Both organizations wore similar black skull caps.
And existed more similarities.
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In the early days Wehrwolf members used all kind of available skulls on their caps.
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Later on the black caps (since 1927) normally they used Prussia jawless skulls like SS members.Comment
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Anybody else here, who collect Wehrwolf items?Comment
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Because Wehrwolf items are hard to find, there are only a few collectors.Originally posted by RaZpuTiN View Post
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Another Wehrwolf treasure from my collection!
A "Schwarzes Buch" about the Wehrwolf history.Comment
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has anyone seen this one before?
Seller thought it is SS because of the Skull
"Fahnenweihe 6. September 1925"
Ortsgruppe * Meissen* Bohnitzsch* Taubenheim* WendischboraComment
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Yes, I have seen similar medals and event tinnies of Wehrwolf Fahnenweihe events.Originally posted by Thälmannpionier View Posthas anyone seen this one before?
Seller thought it is SS because of the Skull
"Fahnenweihe 6. September 1925"
Ortsgruppe * Meissen* Bohnitzsch* Taubenheim* Wendischbora
Seller thought SS? The skull....the skull....
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Yep..he even used the word "Totenkopfverbände" WOWOriginally posted by Sergeant 08 View Post
Seller thought SS? The skull....the skull....
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And surely he thought the "W" stands for "Waffen" SS.Originally posted by Thälmannpionier View PostYep..he even used the word "Totenkopfverbände" WOW
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Here is one of my favourite Fahnenweihe badges.
It looks a little bit like a wound badge!Comment
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There's a nice PK on the bay with a fahne, doesn't Robin Lumsden has one? Think there were on sold on HH München acutions.Originally posted by Sergeant 08 View PostComment
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Some Fahnen (flags) still exist in collections today. I have seen 3 or 4 during last years.Originally posted by RaZpuTiN View PostComment
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