It's Reichsbahn.
Thanks OBKrieger!
Yes, it's a uniform for the Reichsbahn which is the States/Empire railway.
Post 6: According to 1924 regulations the engine/locomotive should be positioned in length
of the collar patch. This versions was worn into 1934 when it was replaced by a new version.
Officially there should not be a number and instead of the braid it should be a chevron.
But this is as said as according regulations, maybe it was actually done.
The blue tunic from post 5 is not DRB Third Reich, but eems to be DDR (Eastern Germany).
Yes, I had seen it, but not mentioned as it was noted upon the chart
(thought it to be DDR, as Bundesbahn it was not).
Further I have not seen before such a buckle. I think it is fantasy!
The symbol is not for DRB, but merely for Bahnschutz and since 1933
they had there specific buckles.
Supposedly it's a prototype produced by Assmann. I'm not a collector of buckles nor Reichsbahn items so I'm not sure if this is accurate information. I have never seen another example though.
As for the chart, yes, it's clearly marked 1974, thank you. I was trying to show the insignia of the railway from 1924 to present day, but was unable to find much of anything with a date past or before, except items from the Third Reich, said chart. The blue tunic was a further attempt to show this.
If I may ask a question please, after 1945 was the States Railway referred to something other than Reichsbahn?
Here's a link to the "prototype" buckle in question:
Reichsbahn General Prototype Buckle
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Never mind my question, I see that you've already answered it...thank you. My apologizes for my mistake.
Last edited by youthcollector1; 07-02-2014 at 03:05 PM.
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