Those banners are just stunning. The detail and flash of them is just breathtaking to me. Cool thread BTW
Those banners are just stunning. The detail and flash of them is just breathtaking to me. Cool thread BTW
When comparing the photographs of the American band vs. the Germans, one begins to comprehend just how high of a standard the German people where held to then, and even to this day, actually. The certain "elitism" they bestowed, structure which is exhibited, and quality of items which they possessed are visibly shown here. For those reasons, and many other related and unrelated ones, my passion has originatated for this part of history.
Thanks gents, I will try to get into my laptop tomorrow, for now it's all iPad all the time LOL. Of note, here is my early black parade helmet to the D IV battalion. You may need to click the image and zoom in. It makes a nice touch to go with the banners, and from a very rare early SS VT battalion from which artifacts are not plenty.
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Fantastic banners, Doug. They are quite impressive. If you like this photo, you may also enjoy this one
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/photo...t-rest-335080/
Wow, and you have the helmet to go with the banners.. Fricken amazing, Doug.
YouthCollector- I know what you mean by the elitism of the Germans compared to the ally counterparts. I believe Hugo Boss, the famous fashion designer was responsible for the way the A-SS tunics were made. The Germans were held to strict ideals and old style Prussian drill.
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