LarryT

Hi Paul, I have several Strassenbahn photos in my collection and all show different variations of uniforms. I don't know whether there was any standardization of uniforms or whether each district/city used their own version. The trams conductor in my photo wears the Wien Strassenbahn emblem on his cap. The person in the original post wears a similar type of badge. He wears all his gear for the photo including a lamp with white and possibly red lenses. In his left hand he holds a whistle. My best guess is that he is some kind of guard. Which organization he was part of is unknown to me. Cheers, Larry

I have a photo showing a badge that is similar. Not the same but shape is similar. it is on the cap of a tram (strassenbahn) conductor The photo was taken in Wien (Vienna). Cheers, Larry

Hi Morten, Nice portrait. I see he still wears the pre-1940 Fla. Maschinenwaffenschutze patch on his lower left sleeve. Cheers, Larry

Hi Morten, Congratulations. It's always nice to find pre-1940 patches in wear photos. Here is another from a recent purchase. Cheers, Larry

Nice photo Morten. See how he has sewn the Steuermann patch right on top of his Obergefreiter chevrons. Cheers, Larry

Thanks Morten for the nice words. Cheers, Larry

Nice photo Morten. Here is a private photo of Generaloberst Eduard Dietl. Cheers, Larry

L - R: Luftwaffe Hauptmann, civilian, SA Truppführer portrait. Cheers, Larry

I agree. Cheers, Larry

Uncommon mützenbander photo. Thanks for posting. Cheers, Larry

Very nice photo. Thanks for posting it here. Cheers, Larry

Hi Morten, Thanks for the nice comment. Cheers, Larry

Thank you Morten. Cheers, Larry

Minensucher and Zerstorer badges in wear. Cheers, Larry

Portrait of two set of brothers. Two are KM, one is LW the other is Gebirgsjager. The brother at right wears the pre-1940 Grade III Waffenleitvormann für Küste patch. Cheers, Larry

Nice addition Morten. Here is an Obersanitatsmaat patch in wear. Cheers, Larry

Hi Morten, Congratulations on getting that nice photo. Cheers, Larry

Nice! Some more photos.

More Kradmelder photos for this interesting thread.. Cheers, Larry

Hi, Definitely TeNo. Uniform was dark blue and the uniform looks to be from the early-mid 1930s. His rank I believe is Vormann. Here is a similar tunic photo. Credit for photo goes to "harrah de" http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/showthread.php?t=253028&page=6 Cheers, Larry

Nice portraits. The father ans son holding hands is nice. Looks like the father is wearing a TeNo uniform? Cheers, Larry

Thank you Morten. I am happy to contribute to this great thread. Great photos Odulf. It is good to see photos of hard to find cap tallies in wear. Even better when they also show activities aboard WM sailing school ships. Cheers, Larry

Unterseebootsflottille Hundius tallies, Torpedomechaniker abzeichen for white uniform. Photo taken aboard Unterseebootstender Isar. Second photo taken aboard Segelschulschiff Horst Wessel. Cheers, Larry

Nice photos gentlemen. Cheers, Larry

I agree. Cheers, Larry