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SS uniform date of usage.
Hello everyone, this is not my area of expertise, in what year did the Black allgemeine SS uniform discontinue? I can only base my theory on about 1938 as this is when we started to see the Grey SS uniforms come in,, from file photos. Were there still General SS non coms and officers still wearing these uniforms after 1938 and up until when did they stop. I appreciate any comment or knowledge on this subject. Best regards Larry
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01-12-2012 12:44 PM
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Re: SS uniform date of usage.
Hi Friedrich and thank you for the info,, I never knew the existed past 1938 and only assumed up to that year ,, after that all wore grey. My SS photo library is limited and does not have any black uniform documentation. Can you or someone reading this also tell me the exact name of the thread? i would enjoy studying and reading it. Thank you again for your reply. We will never stop learning. Regards Larry
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Re: SS uniform date of usage.
The Iglau book has the largest assemblage of wartime Allgemeine SS pictures I have ever seen. Otherwise, you must ask Mr. d'Alquen, who is the master of the pictorial record about same. It is such an ancillary point in the big parade of the III. Reich at war.
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Re: SS uniform date of usage.
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Siegfried B
Can you or someone reading this also tell me the exact name of the thread?
I think it's this one Larry.
Black SS uniform in wear, 1943
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Re: SS uniform date of usage.
Hi Friedrich and BenVK,,, 1st @Friedrich..Very impressive collection of uniforms and especially the one with the white collar tab,, I assume this was an honorary rank tab , which also I have never seen before. Is this Iglau book still available somewhere,, it looks like a European print, and I assume there is no ISBN number for it. I definitely would like to add that to my library.
Now to BenVK...thank you for the link and I only skimmed through it which the content is quite overwhelming. This thread looks to be a "Sitdown with a cup of coffee" and read weekend for me and I look forward to it. I am an SA dagger collector and I have always been intrigued by the early period with both political parties. My wallet does not allow me to enjoy as much the SS collectibles as much as the SA. I have found the 1934 style SS crusher hat with the jawless skull and 1929 eagle to be the most indentifiable,and with the most appeal for the "Kampfzeit " meaning. These guys were the " Knucklebusters" of the SS. Thank you again Friedrich and BenVK, for opening a path for me which I never thought was there. Looking forward to reading the thread and I enjoy this forum very much. Best Regards Larry
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