Bravo. We work very hard in our honorary offices, which is to say, that my eighteen thousand post were only repaid in giggles, but also often in tears and shattered key boards from rage.by Obal7
Bravo. We work very hard in our honorary offices, which is to say, that my eighteen thousand post were only repaid in giggles, but also often in tears and shattered key boards from rage.
I do not earn a cent at this, but I am very honored to work with Adrian Stevenson and his allies. My exchanges with him signify an ideal of human wisdom and patience of which I can only dream, and always fall short.
I found the source of the black "uniform" in the first post. These auction sites are a vector for fakes, and there are many more there, if you look closely.
Mr. Mint follows these places far more than do I.
The black uniform is had by a few persons, and one has to focus on those few places in the search for the real thing.
Viel Sammlerglueck!
It would have been a very brave taylor who tried to sell this to an SS officer
Well said.
more data for the beginner here.
The fact is, however, that the skilled hands that made this, see here, are no longer alive.
Nor are, despite what many savants assert, great stocks of old textile at hand and so forth.
Most here have never actually handled a real black SS uniform, nor handled several of them, so it is all rather theoretical and abstract.
These items are quite costly, so the effort invested in at least seeing real items will repay itself. You can see real items here through our pictures, but that event is alone not enough.
Our Dr. CHM is the parade master of a new collector making huge gains in knowledge and the quality of his collection.
Obal--
The visor in your first post is a Latvian fake, and these all have common characteristics.
See this thread for an explanation:
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/cap-a...tvians-239679/
“Show me the regulation, and I’ll show you the exception.”
Interesting! Thanks!
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