Anyone got a cuff title like this?
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Such nationality shields were seen being worn on both sides of the sleeve, depending on time span...Early was on the right. Later lower left and finally upper left below the eagle...
Metal insignia was also a typical Latvian trait. Nothing out of the ordinary here for these Baltic volunteers other than the custom cufftitle!
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Originally posted by jotuntroll View PostDear sirs
What about this rare local made (?) police cufftitle I saw in Riga war museum this spring?
This Riga area based Police unit also often used Heer style NCO tresse application on the collar of their polizei uniforms (with NCO rank),
which was an unauthorized (un-German) practice ...See illustration!
More here on this Anti partisan Polizei unit: (most of these men eventually transferred over to the Latvian Waffen SS - 15th Div, as it reads)
http://www.axishistory.com/books/162...egiment-1-rigaAttached FilesLast edited by NickG; 06-13-2015, 11:21 AM.
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In the German docs featured few types:
Cufftitle called Latvija - never introduced
Lett. SS-Frw.Legion and Lett.SS-Frw.Div. - there is a confirmation of wearing and a mention on the docs. Exists very short period
Lett.SS-Frw.Div. - There is a mention on the docks have a confirmation wear - very short period of time there
Question what cufftitle on the sleeve?
Was expected to introduce cufftitles and honorary titles Aperāts (Karlis Aperāts) for 32. regiment - but never introduced.
Lett.Frw.Polizei Rgt.Riga - the official, there is a confirmation on the docs
Hinrich Schuldt - there is a confirmation of wearing and a mention on the docs.
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