Display of the Month

[Paul R]

I like to rotate my uniform displays around in order to preventing them from being on the form for too long.  Here is my Sonderführer NCO.  prufmeister.    

 

[Stuka f]

Very nice !

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[Paul R]

Thanks.  Hopefully by changing them out, it will prevent fading and stress on the seams.  

[Paul R]

[nesredep]

Hello my friend!

 

 

Wow,very rare.

[Paul R]

Hello Morten.

I think that this photo matches very well with that last tunic. Sadly, it seems as if this official died in Soviet captivity, in Sevastopol.  

[Paul R]

The past 30 days, I displayed my two Generalluftzeugmeister sets.  The first is from a converted French overcoat.  These were among the most common uniforms for these men early in the war.  The service caps are made specifically for this organization and never had the national eagle.

The second tunic is a converted Czech model, redyed LW blue and a standard LW EM cap.  The badge, often mistaken for a visor insignia, is actually a breast national eagle.  There is no evidence whatsoever to support this organization's use of a visor cap or this insignia on any headgear.  

I am still trying to determine the waffenfarbe system.  I think that these were the only two colors and they may be specialty or rank based.  

[nesredep]

Hello PaulR!

 

This is VERY RARE.Thanks for sharing!

On ‎30‎.‎05‎.‎2016 at 23:12, Paul R said:

Hello Morten.

I think that this photo matches very well with that last tunic. Sadly, it seems as if this official died in Soviet captivity, in Sevastopol.  

Yes this is the same!

[Paul R]

Here is August!