LarryT

I recently bought a large 2 Panzer Division photo lot which included these two photos of PAK being towed with ropes and straps similar to the ones Eric posted. The photos were taken in Greece in 1941.

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Ropes.

Very nice badges. The Deutscher Schutzenbund e.V. was liquidated on December 1936 and replaced with Deutscher Schutzenverband.

The Luft Gewehr badge which started this thread was awarded for air rifle.

Here is another portrait with Deutscher Schutzenbund badge worn.

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If the ribbon is one colour it could be for a Long Service Medal.

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Schützen Konig TR period. Nice site: http://www.germaniainternational.com/hunting.html

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Larry

Flak Rgt. 25 (mot) on rail transport. The truck nearest camera is a Mercedes Benz L 3000.

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From a Flak Regiment 25 album. The Kubelwagen is an Adler 3 Gd.

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Larry

Hi Paul,

The last two photos are from a Inf. Rgt.19 album. The former owner drove SdKfz 10 half track vehicles.

Here is another photo from the album. The album's former owner is arrowed.

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Larry

Nice photo, thanks for posting. I am not good at reading Sutterlin script, what was his profession .........direktor?

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Larry

The other photo.showing 88 Inf. Division symbol on back of half track.

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Larry

One of two photos of Heer flak 88's which belonged to 88 Inf. Division.

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Larry

Training photo?

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Larry

Lots to like in this photo. HJ wearing converted Dutch uniform is new to me.

Congrats on a rare photo.

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Larry

Portrait.

As above.

Fron an Inf. Rgt. 154 album.

​Thanks very much Alex. One of the best threads here. Thanks to all who have contributed their work.

Here are some more outdoors colourisations.

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Larry

Thanks Paul, much appreciated.

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Larry

Thank you.

I would like to know the year this photo was taken. He doesn't seem to be wearing shoulder boards

but there is a heavy seam on the shoulders of his jacket. He is also wearing a LW overseas cap, was this a common practice?

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Larry

Just picked up this portrait.

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Larry

From an Inf. Rgt. 154 album. Photo showing an MG34 position in a forest on the Leningrad front.

Top photo shows the men are relaxed, the sun is low on the horizon.

Bottom photo: Alarm!! Men are now on high alert, helmets on and weapons ready. They peer into the sun, a likely direction that the enemy would attack from.

Men are on the move behind them.

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Larry

Same theme as the one above. All these photos are from my personal collection.

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Larry

I enjoy colouring outdoors scenes. Here is another I did some time ago.

Nice work Alex. I have not done many colourisations lately.

Here is an old one.

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Larry

SA Standartenfuhrer.

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Larry

Hilfskreuzer award in wear on the field grey tunic.

 

Regards,Martin.

Very Nice!

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Larry