Watching a documentary called " inside the SS " . Noticed what could be a Zimmerman on a cloth cap. Was this unusual ?
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Originally posted by Texasuberalles View PostI'm not trying to be snotty but how can tell what the the maker could be from that pic?Last edited by coogan; 07-14-2019, 08:03 AM.
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The rapid expansion of the SS VT after the Polish campaign created some supply issues, hence you will see WSS officers adapting Army officer OS caps by adding metal, as well as cloth skulls, after removing the cockade. During this same time period, some Army M35 DD helmets were redecaled with Pocher runes and party shields.
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It was particularly prevalent in Das Reich long after initial supply issues would be a factor suggesting a preference among it's cadre for this flair of appearance.
Some examples of this preference in Das Reich - Horst Gresiak, Hans Schmidt, Alfred Hargesheimer, Karl Mühleck.
Christian Tychsen far left as viewed, Freiherr Hans-Albin von Rietzenstein far right.
SS-Obersturmbannführer Christian Tychsen at Dachau on 20th April 1943 - behind him - Pawelka followed by Worthmann. Worthmann wearing this schiffchen style with metal skull.
SS-Oberschütze Ernst Barkmann
Anyway, good eye and nice screen grab.Attached Files- Horst Gresiak, Hans Schmidt, Alfred Hargesheimer, Karl Mühleck.JPG (38.5 KB, 184 views)
- Die_Tarnkombination_für_Panzerbesatzungen_wurde_im_Frühjahr_1943_eingeführt_(laut_Verordnungsbla.jpg (73.1 KB, 183 views)
- SS-Obersturmbannführer Christian Tychsen Dachau on 20th April 1943 - behind him - Pawelka and Wo.jpg (52.0 KB, 183 views)
- ernst barkmann ss oberschutze.jpg (39.3 KB, 184 views)
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