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Very nice photos Morten and Odulf.?
Cheers,
Larry
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Nice photo Morten, thanks for showing it to us.
Cheers,
Larry
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13 hours ago, nesredep said:
Hi Larry,
Your new beautiful and rare pictures are an important addition to this good thread. Am a little surprised with little comments on the thread as so many people stop by and see. These days the Forums are better than Facebook which limits the posting with many things they can not stand this I understand but one must be able to show whole items.
Best,Morten.
Thanks for the kind comments. I agree about FB. I don't like the censorship.
Cheers,
Larry
5 hours ago, Odulf said:And the hits just keep on coming - very nice pics Larry!
Interesting observation Morten, but do we do this chasing comments or because we want to share our collections? We've kept it going, 24 pages of wonderful information, and that's a fact.
Hi Odulf,
Thanks. I agree 100%. More to come.
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Here is a rare tally. Even rarer to see a photo of it in wear. Schulboot Nordsee.
Nordsee was in service under that name for only six and a half months and had a crew of approx. 50.
Cheers,
Larry
Another recent addition to my collection. Marinenachrichtenschule Aurich.
Cheers,
Larry
Torpedoboot Luchs and Torpedoboot Seeadler.
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HI Morten,
Very nice addition to your impressive collection. Congrats.
Cheers,
Larry
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5 hours ago, nesredep said:
Thanks for posting Your new nic photo!?????
Thanks Morten.
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Nice photo Morten.
Cheers,
Larry
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Nice "Speiss" portrait.?
Cheers,
Larry
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9 hours ago, Odulf said:
Nice stuff Larry!
The Captain (pitty we doe not see his face) is not of the Coatal Artillery but of the Fleet, so probably a harbour connandant of one of the larger harbours, by the look of the buildings i suggest La Rochelle, Calais, or another larger harbour.
Thanks Odulf.
There are three photos in the series and two have a better view of the Kapitan zur See's face. Maybe someone knows who he is.
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Another photo showing canvas gaiters in wear.
Cheers,
Larry
On 28/05/2018 at 20:31, Hans Kristian said:Nice photo, thanks for sharing.?
Küsten-Artillerie.
15 minutes ago, Odulf said:Thanks Larry, could be a thin chain, indeed, for a whistle, whach or stop-watch. In general the whistle is tuched away in the breast pocket. This is fastened to the button in such a manner that the pocketflap cannot be opened without removing the ring of the chain/cord, so I presueme it is for a temporary purpose.
I agree, most likely a watch or stop-watch. Here is a photo of a whistle cord tucked into the breast pocket.
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1 minute ago, SICHERHEITSDIENTS said:
Nice pic Morten... Thanks for sharing ??
I agree, top photo!
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14 minutes ago, Odulf said:
Hi Morten, a very nice portrait! Could jou please post a close up of the shoulderboard?
On the left lower cuff visible, the double yellow/gold tapes of a Ober-/Hauptfeldwebel acting as Kompanieoberfeldwebel (Spiess) [Company Sergeant-Major / Warrant Oficer Class II).
The Kriegsmarine-Schiessauszeichnung (Marksman cord) is of blue wool, acorns in black,silver, gold to indicate class, not often seen on the feldgrau Naval tunic.
Fantastic photo Morten, thanks for posting it.
Cheers,
Larry
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2 hours ago, Odulf said:
Nice one Larry ( with 2 KM Abzeichen!), is he wearing canvas anklets, and is that a little chain dissapearing into his left lower pocket?
So that's a bit of a puzzle still. Thanks for your reply!
It is a cord which is attached to the button on his top left pocket and runs down inside the bottom left pocket.
a cord attached to a whistle perhaps.
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Kriegsmarine Cap Tallies in wear.
in Germany: Third Reich: Research, Documentation & Photographs
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I agree, very nice photo Morten. Thanks for posting.
Cheers,
Larry