Unknown German Gorget & Uniform in wear...

[bigmacglenn]

This is a first for my eyes...Can anyone identify?
cheers, Glenn

[youthcollector1]

SA-FHH "Feldherrnhalle".

[bigmacglenn]

Thank you for your help! For those who aren't aware yet, that would be the SA Feldherrnhalle...
cheers, Glenn

[youthcollector1]

Not a problem Glenn, I'm always willing to help out a member such as yourself when I'm able.

[Wilhelm Saris]

Nice photo in post 1 bigmacglenn1966!
Actually the "W" stands for Wachstandarte, which in September 1936 became the SA-Wachstandarte "Feldherrnhalle".
Why Munich? If it is not written at the back, it could have been one from the 6 existing Sturmbanne!

[bigmacglenn]

Thanks for your help, Wilhelm...not an area I've explored in depth yet!
cheers, Glenn

[youthcollector1]

Nice photo in post 1 bigmacglenn1966!
Actually the "W" stands for Wachstandarte, which in September 1936 became the SA-Wachstandarte "Feldherrnhalle".
Why Munich? If it is not written at the back, it could have been one from the 6 existing Sturmbanne!

Or seven, I think, if you include the Battalion(Sturmbann) formed in Vienna, Austria which was created after the annexation of Austria in 1938.
An interesting side note, if you enlarge the photograph discovered in a album I submitted in post four you'll see a glimpse into the transformation of the SA-Regiment "Feldherrnhalle"....which certainly had their share. During Herman Göring's birthday in 1937, SA Chief of Staff, successor Viktor Lutze, made Göring the honorary Commander of the Feldherrnhalle, which, subsequently, resulted in...for whatever reason...Göring taking and transferring control of said Regiment to the Luftwaffe. This is depicted in the album by the Feldherrnhalle member in his later years wearing a Luftwaffe breast eagle along side his Feldherrnhalle insignia, and finally, just a Luftwaffe uniform.
**Please note in the earliest of the images(roughly c.a 1934/35' to 1937/38'?) there's no Luftwaffe insignia shown.

[Wilhelm Saris]

Hello youthcollector: I know seven, but not at the moment for the photograph and that is what I meant.
The "W" was used until late 1936 or early 1937 ( I do not remember out of heart).

[NineLives]

Gorget Identification Gallery
This is a good link for Gorget identification

[youthcollector1]

Hello youthcollector: I know seven, but not at the moment for the photograph and that is what I meant.
The "W" was used until late 1936 or early 1937 ( I do not remember out of heart).

Indeed, that's why I put "I think" as I wasn't sure of the dates. Thank you for your addition, you're always a wealth of knowledge.