Fake Goede Kampfwagenabzeichen

[Robin Lumsden]

Finally .................. our friend Volckheim again.

Edited January 28, 2013 by Robin Lumsden

[elbavaro]

Number 1 - unknown, but in WW1 definetly an NCO

Number 2+3+5 = Volckheim

Number 4 ist interesting - unknown former WW1 tanker, but .... an evidence that Volckheim was NOT the only WW1 tanker who also was awarded with the tank assault badge of WW2. Is this picture part of your own collection or "just" from the net?

[Robin Lumsden]

Just from the net, unfortunately.

Edited January 29, 2013 by Robin Lumsden

[elbavaro]

Can you remember where you found it? Any name for the tanker?

[Robin Lumsden]

Sorry .............. no. Found a long time ago.

Found this yesterday .........................

[Robin Lumsden]

Close to this one ....................... but MUCH cheaper !

[Robin Lumsden]

Best known of all the contemporary pix .........................

[Robin Lumsden]

I started this thread with a modern Goede ................. now, here's an OLD Godet !!

[turtle]

The picture of the Feldwebel with the WWI Kampfwagen-Erinnerungsabzeichen and the WWII Panzerkampfabzeichen is just amazing!! I´ve always wondered if such a combination ever existed, now I know .........

[elbavaro]

It existed at the least two times. One Person ist Major Volckheim and the unknown Feldwebel in my humble opinion should be Oberschirrmeister Fischer.

[WRANGEL]

Good evening,

The photo of this unknown Feldwebel must have been taken in France (campaign of France 1940 ?), because of the bottles of Champagne and the Venitian blinds.

Cheers

Bill

[Dave Danner]

Not the best quality photo, but here is Theodor Larsen: