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    #16
    Incredible that even at that time the lack of uniformity is shown. Recent studies as provided on this forum show more variants were possible than we could have imagined only 30 years ago.

    CB

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      #17
      Originally posted by markus View Post
      What year would this be? 1940? Rather 1941, right?
      Hi Markus

      Dated 25.08.1940

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        #18
        Originally posted by Dennis J View Post
        This is a great photo.... can you please show a close up of the ss man 5th one at the top row badges that he is wearing....thanks.

        Dennis J
        Here we go:
        Attached Files

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          #19
          Here is the nice portrait of 2nd one at the top on later days:
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            #20
            Originally posted by Michael73 View Post
            Hi Markus

            Dated 25.08.1940


            Thanks. Not that early.

            Many folks always think the large flowing type cyphers were worn only in the
            early '30ies. But they still worn into the Russian campain in the summer/fall of 1941!

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              #21
              Another observation, some wearing belts but most are not, and some have belt hooks, others no hooks. Just fascinating, the more you look closely at this photo the more you see. Thanks again Michael for sharing.

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                #22
                Thanks to all for kind words
                Sometimes I am lucky to have an access to the most incredible original SS photo material which I am glad to share

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by Michael73 View Post
                  Here we go:

                  Thank you.

                  Dennis

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