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Wow, 62cm. Is this the new record or are there bigger ones around?
Here's my latest Zeltbahn. A Franz Weck from 1941.
It has two "L.S. Pol." markings. (Luftschutzpolizei)
Another interesting thing is that on the lower side the strong thread that is connected to the button holes and usually is used to attach the buttons is sticking out, as if it had been prepared to actually hold buttons. (workers mistake?)
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I got a little bored and decided to measure all my Zelts to see if I have any ones with the small head distance. But the lowest distance was 45cm.
Since I had them all out, I decided to get as many of my Zelts as possible on a picture.
Even though I had far from enough room to get all of them on, the light conditions were bad and I had to use the flash the result is not so bad.
Enjoy a part of my collection.
bottom left to right:
- 1938 Liebscher & Stolle
- 1938 Dressel
- 1941 Kimnach & Brunn
- 19?? Heinrich Hofmann
- late 4 piece Salzmann & Comp
- 1941 J.C. Runken
- 1941 Rob. Reichelt
- undated unknown 0/0337/0088 (might be G.J. Ensink)
top left to right:
- 1942 Paul Köppen
- late unmarked
- 1941 Franz Weck
- 1944 unknown 0/0510/0058 (might be Greve u. Güth)
- 1941 Walter Reichert
- undated unknown 0/0766/0004
- 1943 unknown 0/0155/0030 (might be a part of E. G. Leuner)Attached Files
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Great to see part of your collection, I collect various themes but the zeltbahns are more facinating to me because they have sort of been there in a personal way & are sometimes overlooked. When you pick one up you can almost feel it more than most 3rd reich items. Just my thoughts.
Originally posted by knoffhoff View PostI got a little bored and decided to measure all my Zelts to see if I have any ones with the small head distance. But the lowest distance was 45cm.
Since I had them all out, I decided to get as many of my Zelts as possible on a picture.
Even though I had far from enough room to get all of them on, the light conditions were bad and I had to use the flash the result is not so bad.
Enjoy a part of my collection.
bottom left to right:
- 1938 Liebscher & Stolle
- 1938 Dressel
- 1941 Kimnach & Brunn
- 19?? Heinrich Hofmann
- late 4 piece Salzmann & Comp
- 1941 J.C. Runken
- 1941 Rob. Reichelt
- undated unknown 0/0337/0088 (might be G.J. Ensink)
top left to right:
- 1942 Paul Köppen
- late unmarked
- 1941 Franz Weck
- 1944 unknown 0/0510/0058 (might be Greve u. Güth)
- 1941 Walter Reichert
- undated unknown 0/0766/0004
- 1943 unknown 0/0155/0030 (might be a part of E. G. Leuner)
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Dark Zeltbahn
I have this Zeltbahn, in my opinion I will say original but I want to hear a second opinion just to be sure. Marked "Briel Frankfurt/M 1941" It's the 1931 zeltbahn pattern but I never saw before this melting of colors on the darker side. A lot of missing buttons, some tors, but still nice.
Your idea?
I find pics of a other "Briel" Zeltbahn 1938 to compare.
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Thanks for the answer camo master,
I'm talking about the fact that the dark side don't have the grey color, only green and brown. Maybe it's me, but I cant find these kind of colors anywhere else.
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I also want to show you my german sniper mask directly from Latvia.
Fabric made with a canvas like zeltbahn pattern.
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Hi Overlord
Still not sure what you mean about the colours on the dark side. Can you email me the photos so I can take a closer look at them.
Oh boy - another "Freddy" camo mask. I like these but Im sure you will now get all the nay sayers giving you the "no way" on this one. This thread, where a mask similar to yours was posted, will give you a good indication.
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=sniper+mask
I would really like to see larger photos of this mask - can you email them to me. Would greatly appreciate that.
Cheers
Mark
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