The synergy of the Cap and Tunic Combination..........

[spandau]

Hi

Random thought for this thread was whilst sitting in a restaurant looking at the menu I saw the chance to have a combo meal....I thought, hey why not have a thread of caps and tunics ! After all they look as if they were made to be together!cool Militaria

My second thought was to maybe not eat alone so much...................

Here are mine please add em, if you've got em !!!

Imperial Bavarian Army 1896



Reichswehr Officer circa 1929



Pioneer Officer 1936 onwards



Parade Tunics for Medical NCO, Atrillery, Infantry and Signals 1936 onwards




Artillery NCO regt 51



cheers

Tony

Converted Waffenrock as per 1941 regs and named cap for unteroffizier Dielmann regt 104.

[DRK]

Very nice tunics you have !!!
I only collect headgear so I have nothing to add to this thread
Thanks for showing some pics of your collection

Theo

[spandau]

cheers DRK................I also only collected headgear but....................never say never

[DRK]

cheers DRK................I also only collected headgear but....................never say never

"Never say never" , you're right about that

[stonemint]

Tony, terrific idea--I call that displaying them in their natural habitat.
By all means, if anyone has similar set-ups, post away!

[harryamb2]

a top collection.

[Fallschirmjager1941]

Here's my contribution. Luftwaffe Flight EM tunic and overseas cap

[timothy]

Nice good caps and tunics! enjoyed seeing them. timothy

[Scout]

Great Collection. Thanks for sharing. Now that you mention it, the headgear really does add a new dimension when displayed with the tunics.

[JPhilip]

Hello Gentlemen,
My contribution to this nice thread, M40 tropical cap (non soutached, 1942 dated) with a second pattern tropenbluse and fieldgear. All insignia from both cap and jacket are factory applied. Shoulderstraps are Panzergrenadier in wool (shirt is the french M35)
Thanks