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    1. herr
      Gutted Thanks Mark ! regards Herr
    2. herr
      anyone ? cheers Herr
    3. herr
      and yes, sorry, it is Bataillon Herr
    4. herr
      I have them not in my possession yet but the man said batallion ? Cant find anything anywhere of it. cheers Herr
    5. herr
      Hello all I have these two captallies of the Kriegsmarine, Ausbildungsbatallion 3 and 4. Where were these replacements/training units stationed ? Can anyone give me more info about these units ? Thanks in advance Herr
    6. herr
      am interested too Paul ! cheers Herr
    7. herr
      last one
    8. herr
      more
    9. herr
      Heres my only Heer tunic Opinions welcome. The eagle has been re-attached at some stage. The collar tabs are also very faded. Shoulderboards are sewn ons. Cant provide more pix, my digi cam broke Regards Herr
    10. herr
      now that is a KM collection I aspire to have one day Awesome ! Herr
    11. herr
      amazing ! Great work ! Would love to see it when it is all painted and finished ! Cheers Herr
    12. herr
      the NCO parade jacket ones, as on the ruptured duck Obermaat winter tunic one NCO medical officer candidate EM patches for parade jacket : obergefreiter and hauptgefreiter EM patches for winter tunic : hauptgefreiter EM patches for summer tunic : gefreiter, obergefreiter and hauptgefreiter Still a bit to go on the medical side Cheers Herr
    13. herr
      Hey Paul The anchor on a lean on the patches are for NCO grades (Maat and Obermaat) Nearly every NCO patch has the anchor involved, nothing to do with shoreside or active sea duty. Just the way they designed the NCO patches. The bottom one in the pic is for officer, and that has no anchor involed aswell. Cheers Herr
    14. herr
      one of the many aye Rob Cheers Herr
    15. herr
      he is joking right ? Or off his meds .... Herr
    16. herr
      Hey Kevin Possibly a WWI badge of some sort ? cheers Herr
    17. herr
      its what we call in Flanders a Good Day. Nothing good about the day you got hit with that though ! Herr
    18. herr
      interesting topic gents ! Thanks for sharing ! Herr
    19. herr
      Hello guys, I was wondering, how do you display your cloth insignia ? What materials used ? etc ? Cheers Herr
    20. herr
      it is a HJ/BDM arm triangle, for the ones that volunteered to work for a year on the land (farming etc). Landjahr means litteraly country year. They also had a cufftitle that stated Landesdienst. If original, I do not know Cheers Herr
    21. herr
      I have doubts of the originality of these, I know they are on alot of belgian military shows Herr
    22. herr
      that is the first time I see this buckle, what a beauty. Rare indeed, the Postschutz were the postal protection service, but thats obvious lol. Thanks for sharing, I enjoy looking at this rare buckle my friend ! Regards Herr
    23. herr
      Hello guys PaulR wanted to see my medical Kriegsmarine cloth collection so far so here it is The only patch missing from this photo in my collection are the obersanitatsmaat patch for the winter tunic. Still a few patches to go to complete this KM medical cloth collection ! cheers Herr
    24. herr
      not something of a medical pouch. Odd piece of leather, but with the stitching holes and such it seems it would more then likely have been put on some sort of canvas material or something. Just my two cents Herr
    25. herr
      awesome collection Rob, but you knew that allready Regards Herr
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