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    Posted

    Reminiscent of this old 'connection' ???? ...................... ;)

    Hi,

    I saw the above docs for sale, has nothing to do with the FW troops at all though. Almost all Pionier Units were closely intertwined with the MW units.

    best

    Chris

    • 2 weeks later...
    Posted

    Tom.

    Book was sent to me today.

    Fantastic work!

    Many thanks again.

    Cheers,

    Robin.

    My pleasure, Robin. I always appreciated your positive, supportive approach to this field. I'm glad you like the book. It's my final volume in the field. I'm publishing my memoirs in the fall, and then it's on to fiction.

    • 4 weeks later...
    Posted

    Found this interesting from the recent Rohr post.

    Another connection between Minenwerfer and Flammenwerfer ............ and a non-standard FW TK.

    If only it had been black!

    Posted

    If the one above is 'MInenwerfer - Flammenwerfer - Brandenburger' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

    .................. then maybe the one below is 'Minenwerfer - Flammenwerfer - Wuerttemberger', as originally captioned, after all !! :)

    Posted (edited)

    In tradition of the Imperial IR92: Wehrmacht IR17!

    Nobody wanted this piece in an auction yesterday and I decided to give this orphan a new home. Now it can live together with the other skulls in my collection. ;)

    PS: Had another similar one before, but not with such a nice skull.

    Edited by Sergeant 08
    Posted (edited)

    Recently acquired by a well-known collector friend from across the water ..................... with Wiener Dogs !!

    In his words ......................

    "Minenwerfer Abteilung Heuschkel had 8 light Minenwerfer and 1 Flammenwerfer platoon so it counts for Flammenwerfer and Minenwerfer. There was probably only 200 made, as there were only 14 officers and 183 men."

    Edited by Robin Lumsden
    Posted

    He now has a fantastically rare badge.

    Only two originals known worldwide .................... unless someone here can state otherwise! ;)

    Here's the reverse.

    Both pix posted with his permission, of course.

    Posted

    Don.

    I feel your pain .............................

    I'm also aching a bit, as I thought I had the only one! ;)

    But ................. great to see another of these rare badges.

    Posted

    In common with many FK badges from 1919-20, the originals of these were in black-painted brass.

    Just like a WW1 Wound Badge.

    The common repros are in white metal, like this .............................

    Posted (edited)

    He now has a fantastically rare badge.

    Only two originals known worldwide .................... unless someone here can state otherwise! ;)

    This one, your badge and the other one sold by Weitze. I guess there is a minimum of three badges.

    PS: I still hope to find badge #4. :lol:

    Edited by Sergeant 08
    Posted (edited)

    This one, your badge and the other one sold by Weitze. I guess there is a minimum of three badges.

    Stefan.

    When did Weitze sell one?

    Edited by Robin Lumsden

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