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I want to share with you the highlight of my Medical Collection... A scrapbook for a medic in the Heer. Lots ot material. I have not had the time to translate things, yet I believe this gentleman to have been a cartoonist in a medical HQ unit. I believe his job was to create medical awarness posters. I could be wrong. Please relay your thoughts.

Does anyone own any of these East German collar tabs? Could these be left over WW2 TSD tabs? If someone has a set of these that are not on a tunic, it is requested that front and rear shots to be posted.

The reason I am posting this here is the tab... Could they be left over TSD tabs from WW2? If someone has a set of these East German tabs, please post front and back pics... PLEASE!!

Beautiful! I would give my left... well a lot for a citation/award certificate for this medal!!!

Beautiful piece Jason!

The Tudor Vladimescu Order series are definately eye catching!

Don, Simply beautiful! I know that you stated that these are rare(years of awarding). They must number under a thousand awarded! Darrell, Nice! I would love to obtain one of these some day!

Dave I would rate the Coast Guard Achievement medal along with the Navy/Marine Corps Achievement medal for the frequency awarded. I know that we are little, but we count too! LOL Paul

Bob, Your bars are definately what dreams are made of. You have medals on some of those bars I have never before seen! Thank you for taking the time to show them to us! Regards Paul

I have never seen that combination before! Definately interesting!

WOW! I have no idea what they are yet I bet you wont get anything on the other side of that window for 20 dollars! You have been doing very well at getting the great deals! Nice finds!

Pretty cool setup Jon! Your collection is getting bigger all the time!

At least... Guess I was kinda wishing for an Ebay auction with 3 mins and up to a 200 dollar bidding mark! Dont laugh... stranger things have happened!! It is definately a beauty! Paul

Darrell, Very impressive WW1 bar! I bet that it weighs a couple of pounds! Can you imagine wearing that all day! What is the price tag on the bar?

Seeing all of the various uniforms makes me wonder how long the life expectancy of a uniform subjected to field use was? I dont think that they would have lasted more than a couple of months under harsh field conditions.

Very nice Juan! Did all of these photos come from one album? Did you get your new tunic in yet? You did really well on it! Paul

Diane is awesome. She has helped me out a lot as well... especially in the beginning. I actually just spoke with her on the phone last week about the grey tabs I have posted. That is another topic though. Those tabs are real beauties and I am sure it will be a while before more surface! Thank you for keeping an eye out for me. Regards Paul

Larry, You are absolutely correct in your theory of the Official's tabs being light green(Air Traffic Control Service Officials). They are the only officials tabs in that color! These tabs were amoungst the first officials tabs released IAW Order 144 on the 22Apr1935! These are the first I have ever seen! Very nice find! This information is as per page 121 of "Uniforms and Insignia of the Luftwaffe", Vol1 by Brian Davis IF you ever find any more... Merry Christmas

Very nice! I cannot wait to see your completed product!! Merry Christmas!

Two NC ribbon bars with the Hindenburg Widow's Cross?!?! The rarest of the rare!!!