as noted
Julius Schreck smiles under his cap
as noted
the more well known image.
or
An interesting photo FB, thanks for sharing, are they your photos?
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The first image is via a collecting chum of mine. The second image is a perennial found everywhere, and that of my table, the cap, and the picture book are, indeed,
my property. I collect especially SS officers caps of the epoch 1932-1935 or so.
I collect caps not unlike those on Schreck's head, but as of yet without silver piping in this early variant.
I thank Wim Saris that I better understand these rare and seldom found objects.
Your collection (and your knowledge) never ceases to amaze me FB, thanks for sharing (both)
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Thank you for the kind words. There is a lot I really do not know at all, and I am always trying to uncover the missing pieces of knowledge.by paulp4180
Your collection (and your knowledge) never ceases to amaze me FB, thanks for sharing (both)
The new image of Schreck floated my way, and I thought it worthy of the admiration of others.
I think he died shortly after this picture was taken.
I think the image is from a Truppenuebung in 1935 or 1936. (v. Fritsch, v. Blomberg, AH, and unknown general officer...)
It looks a really interesting picture album, some impressive pictures!
One thing I did learn because of this thread was that Schreck died from meningitis in '36.
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