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    Kupferbraun Shoulderboards

    Hi fellas, I'm pretty sure that these are "Kupferbraun" rather than "Hellbraun", but I'm not really familiar with WSS boards. Thoughts?
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    last, thanks for looking
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      #3
      no good?

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        #4
        Copperbrown shoulders

        Hi, as for the waffenfarbe color, it is certainly not the flat light brown of the KZ., but copperbrown and orange shades can some time be hard to tell from photo graphs. Also many collectors are not fond of wool waffenfarbe and this may be why you are not getting much response.

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          #5
          I have always heard collectors here refer to copper brown as kZ boards in other threads but this early waffen SS chart refers to light brown as kz.

          Did the piping colors change later for kz?
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            Helbrun vs Kupferbraun

            To the best of my knowledge Helbraun, shown in the chart above, a flat light brown was always for KZ. The Copper-brown was used early in the war for rece units along with Calvary yellow-gold, which replaced it later on in the war.
            This has been a topic before and you should search this forum for more info. In the meantime I'll dig out my SS calendar, which also shows copper-brown

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              Thank you areilley, I have heard of collectors that are suspicious of wool waffenfarbe before, but I've never known why. I tried looking though Angolia to find reference of wool being used or not used and I couldn't find any mention.

              Dennis S, I was doing some digging myself and found this thread about KZ vs Recon waffenfarbe: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=kupferbraun Also, in Angolia, "Kupferbraun" is apparently phased out sometime between mid 1940 and mid 1942, but Hellbraun stays consistent from mid 1940 to the end of the war.

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                I am aware and agree that hellbraun is for kz. My question is why do collectors on this forum some more advanced in SS than I refer to copper brown at times as kz.
                If the chart clearly calls kz hellbraun . I was under the impression that the chart is TR periods rom the ss diary.
                Last edited by Dennis S; 12-05-2013, 12:50 PM.

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                  Heer Waffenfarbe Chart

                  I will attach the Heer waffenfarbe chart that shows the color for rece/AA unfortunately the name for the color is not given, but it is 'copper-brown'.

                  There has been a lot of confusion over the years, but helbrun is KZ and copper-brown is Rece/AA. Just to make things more confusing copper-brown and Calvary gold may have either Sutterland (sp?) A (which looks somewhat like a Roman U) or a Roman script A cipher
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                    one last comment

                    There are earlier boards with wool waffenfarbe, so it would make sense that Copper-brown waffenfarbe would be on wool piping.

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                      #11
                      I have no fear of wool piping no problems at all.

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                        #12
                        Thanks John, do you think these boards look ok?

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