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    #1

    SS insigna ???

    Hello,

    Can someone help me identify the right patch... Is it SS ???
    What are the opinions on the 2 other insigna?

    kind regards,
    Gerd
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    #2
    Maybe the left badge is a regimental or whatever badge.

    Don't think its SS



    Just a gues..

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      #3
      Hi Gerd,
      the eagle is surely a bad copy

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        #4
        Standschütze in Innsbruck

        No SS, I guess...

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          #5
          Unknown Patch

          I actually obtained 2 very similar patches from a 10th mountain div. (US) vet except they were from Kitzbuhel and Innsbruck, all these towns are in Austria. These patches were on a dark green base wool ,probably not SS related but some form of regional (Austrian) patch. My 2 cents.


          Bob Carter

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            #6
            The Standschuetzen were a sort of last ditch home guard made up of members of local rifle clubs. Nothing to do with the SS although, I suppose, it could be argued that they came under Himmler's jurisdiction in his capacity of head of the reserve army.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Robin Lumsden
              The Standschuetzen were a sort of last ditch home guard made up of members of local rifle clubs. Nothing to do with the SS although, I suppose, it could be argued that they came under Himmler's jurisdiction in his capacity of head of the reserve army.
              Hi,

              Thanks everyone for the teriffic help !!!

              kind regards,
              Gerd

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                #8
                Uniforms & Traditions of the German Army 1933-1945 by John Angolia and Adolf Schlicht vol. 2 p. 280

                If you don't have this book let me know and I will give some info on the badge.
                Last edited by Bear; 12-31-2006, 08:51 PM.

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                  dd

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                    #10
                    I have a standschutzen tunic with the tabs in green. They are numbered

                    II/1


                    does anyone know what town this would be from, I am looking for the matching patch to restore the tunic?

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