Ultra rare original SS paper weight in use!

[Lasse L]

Hello guys,

Just wanted to share this photo of the super rare SS-schirmmütze paper weight in use, just look to the right on the stack of papers. A really rare shot, wouldent you say?

[Thorsten B.]

Hm - looks like Heinz Harmel.

[steiner99]

Nice photo Lasse.
Here an other one of H.Harmel wearing a very strange uniform.
Look to the collars (a mix of SS and RAD).
Have a look at the cap eagle. It's a oversize duck.

Cheers,
steiner99

[Tom Kibler]

Personally, I like the super-imposed KC

[Mike Davis]

Looks more like Fritz Witt to me.








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[Gran Sasso]

Looks more like Fritz Witt to me.

Correct

[Lasse L]

Agree, and if I am not incorrect, I belive there is a LSSAH cuff visible in one of the pics taken at the same time as the first one.

[Dmv]

Personally, I like the super-imposed KC

hmm might be my monitor but it actually looks drawn in?!

[Dimitri D]

Agree, and if I am not incorrect, I belive there is a LSSAH cuff visible in one of the pics taken at the same time as the first one.

Look also his boards, we can see the LAH cyphers.

[Ian Hulley]

It's a period edited/updated photo which has been discussed here many times before.

Ian.

[markus]

The paper stack photo is Brigadefuehrer and Oakleaves holder
Fritz Witt, who served with Rgt. 'D', the 'LAH' and from mid
1943 onwards lead the 12. SS-Pz. Div. 'HJ'. He fell in during the
Normandy fighting and Panzermeyer writes in his book that he
Had to cry when he saw the Zeltbahn bearing the few remains
of Witt, if I remember correctly.