Hi Dawid, genuine 2WDP. No problems with this one.
Cheers,
Tony
Hi Dawid, genuine 2WDP. No problems with this one.
Cheers,
Tony
All thoughts and opinions expressed are those of my own and should not be mistaken for medical and/or legal advice.
"Tomorrow hopes we have learned something from yesterday." - John Wayne
[QUOTE=A.J. Zawadzki;1756991]Hi Dawid, genuine 2WDP. No problems with this one.
Cheers,
Tony[/QUO
Many thanks
Hello genlemen,
Did you see this auction ?
WW2 Officer Uniform Polish 1st Armoured Division | eBay
Difficult for me to say if it is WW2 original ou post war tunic for the veteran. I dont' feel it a lot.
Your opinion ?
Thank you in advance.
ZP
PS : Tony, did you receive my last mail ? I have indeed problems with my Internet line.
Last edited by ze-pole; 07-24-2017 at 08:37 PM.
For one the Beret is a A.R.P. beret, with a date of 1941, and it looks unused ?
Everything here points to a made up set using a period tunic. Agreed with Stephane, one can’t rule out the possibility that it was a legitimate postwar creation for a veteran. But without any provenance it is destined to be dismissed by wary collectors, and for good reason. The collar pennons are nothing like I’ve seen on period uniforms. And if you look closely at the photo showing the underside of the collar, there are what appear to be two holes such as those from British type badge lugs. The 1st Armoured Division generally used cloth pennons, rather than metal/plastic often found in the 2nd Corps. There are exceptions, but collar holes on a 1st Armoured Div. tunic is a point of concern. I also don’t like the evidently re-applied insignia, the reproduction 1st Anti-Tank Artillery badge, etc. The made up beret doesn’t help matters. Curious that the seller omitted adding pictures of the shoulder epaulettes / rank insignia.
Regards,
Tony
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the road to Nirvana is indeed perilous
Hello Dawid,
Genuine. This is the current Third Polish Republic post-1989 version. This is the second of two Third Class types.
Cheers,
Tony
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It looks OK to me.
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