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That’s probably the best wartime display I’ve ever seen. I absolutely love the coat...

This forum is lacking participation in a bad way.... is it... a. Lack of interest b. Lack of good content c. Me

Thanks for posting the advertisement- I don’t really understand why many Litewka and Kleiner Rock dont have matching boards. Many I’ve examined look like the boards are sewn in very nicely and look original. Sometimes I see obvious replacement so mostly assume those are tampered with but not sure why. I don’t think changing the boards coupd ever make the tunic more expensive or desirable. As for the aviation one I posted, it looks very nice to me and the boards look original as do the collar tabs. So, was it always aviation or was it once cavalry or Train? Who knows..... I li

Another with shoulder boards that don’t have matching or double underlay

I’ll look but think ribbon is Mecklenburg The shoulder board underlay color is near cornflower blue

Me too.... I love it but I’d never be able to complete the setup with decorations, aiguillette, belt, etc.

I do but I’m once again mad at myself for deciding not to buy it

Hello, I came across this interesting Kleiner Rock and thought I’d post. It have gray collar tabs, silver buttons, and Officer boards that have a blue background, not gray.

Hello fellas, I came across this Kleiner rock that has dove gray tabs but darker blue underlay on the shoulder boards.

Hi Chris, have you acquired a Flugeladjutant tunic?

Chris, are you hoping to find original bar close to what’s needed or build a reproduction bar?

Very informative thread and answers questions I had but never asked.

Superb

‘‘Tis very nice...

Nice

Well poo, it certainly looks real and very close to the Zimmermann made Cross I have.

Thank you

Is this issue or post war version?

Beautiful

Interesting

Nice litewka- Dave, was thinking you may have given up on collecting for another hobby.... Charles

I like the tunic, it’s nice

The tunic looks nice from what I can see. We’d all like to see the reverse side, inside, sleeves, cuffs. The cap has enlisted man’s cockades.