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I have always thought Heer Waffenrocks, or Parade tunics were just beautiful.
Because of the war many sat in closets and remain in nice condition!
Most of the time maybe the eagle was removed and reattached!
Thats how many came back!
For the money and fun!
These start to look good!
I know many of you collect or have some so lets see a few!
The book looks great!
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They also make a nice backdrop for daggers!
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I have had some great ones over the years and really enjoyed them!
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I also agree that those Waffenrocks looks great. I only have one Army Dress tunic and I really like it (pics attached). These are very esthetic and were historically based on the dress uniforms of Imperial Germany. Recently bought the book and it is a great reference for anyone interested into the waffenrocks. Very nice tunics Paul and great display.
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Officer quality embroided collar tabs.
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Nice tunics. These seem to be under appriciated. First is a Signals Feldwebel from 33rd Regiment.
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Infantry Unterofficer 4th Company 96th Regiment.
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Infantry Unterofficier of the 124th Reg.
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Panzer Oberfeldwebel 25th Regiment.
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Beautiful waffenrocks display Raymond. I also agree that these are undervalued and I don't really understand why. I think that they look great and especially when fully dressed up, with their proper headgear and edged weapon. Perhaps, one of these days they will become more popular but for now, I'm very happy with the one I have. Just bought another uniform last week and it is on its way from Europe.
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Thanks Pat. That Luftwaffe tunic is a beauty. I look forward to seeing more photos of it when it arrives. One day I plan to have all my tunics on display and complete.It's a long way off but, I don't plan on going anywhere soon.
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Very nice!
Keep them coming!
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quote: Originally posted by Raymond: One day I plan to have all my tunics on display and complete.It's a long way off but, I don't plan on going anywhere soon.
There's no rush for me either and I do want to be collecting for many more years to come. So, let us take our time and buy one piece at the time and once completed, we will all be pleased with ourselves.
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Beautiful waffenrocks!!!
I do not have any Heer examples to share, yet if LW examples are welcome I would be more than happy to share!
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Nice Luft Pat,very clean!
Paul
Show away!
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Thanks Paul. All I need now is a nice Luft Officer brocade belt and a nice Visor to go along with it. Will do my shopping at the Max.
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I know that you all have seen these before...
Luftwaffe Sonderfuhrer(wartime official).
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Musikmeister tailor made uniform(made in Gent Belgium)
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Air Traffic Control Official, 02Nov1940 configuration.
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Later tuchrock, with unpiped collar. Medical
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And arriving today, via express mail... General Staff!!! I can hardly wait!
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Hopefully, there will be a book on the Luftwaffe dress tunics in the future!
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Very impressive collection Paul. Thanks for sharing those pics with us. Congrats !
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Thanks for showing Paul!
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I'm fairly new to the field (1yr) and just purchased my first Waffenrock (panzer, officer) from a local collector. It is excellent condition except for the fact that it doesn't have a liner. The "padding/batting" is there and it looks bad when open. Would anyone consider putting a liner in it or just leave it as is? It "bugs" me like that but can't see it. Thanks, Mike.
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Pual - nice subject for a thread. Raymond - nice Heer Waffenrocks! Here is one of my favorites. I picked this one up a few months ago in Germany. Doug
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Very nice!
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If it displays well,I wouldn't bother!
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