Hi
some pics of my little collection...
This was my first NSKK-Mann 15 years ago, I never have find a Verkehrs Erziehungsdienst gorget with a fair price.

Here a denazified nickeled buckle with his own leather
I bought it for his early RZM marking


Two stickpins and a "Pate der M55"

Cheers

Woaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, magnifique.

Very nice display and I would love to see closer pics of your NSKK helmet.

Hi Pat
for your pleasure


and in the visor


two other Kelle, on the bottom coming of the Motorschule Monchen-Glattbach, also used by Polizei and Wehrmacht

Greetings

That is real mint !

Si jamais tu voudrais le vendre, contacte moi stp.

Cordialement

Amiti�s

Great helmet! Any unit markings?

Thanks for showing.

St�phane

Great looking NSKK set up. Any photos of the collar tabs and dagger?

Nice display...The Goggles on the Mannequin...are they the French ones with the small green case?

Wonderful display and top pieces - congrats!

Regards
Russell

Hi
no unit markings inside the helmet.
Yes the googles are M35 french army for motorised troops.
Here a view of the Feldbluse

The unit was located near Colmar (Alsace) but I don't know exactly where.
I choose to show you here a configuration for an alsatian nskk member of the year 1942 (without the Kampfbinde who was cut after the war). At the beginning of the nskk in Alsace they was only obliged to buy a brown shirt and a side cap, not a hat and dagger.
Cheers

Hi
a Tornister with nskk marking

Guymauve, great NSKK tunic.Thanks for the extra photo. I don't see these come up for sale to often at the local shows. It's one tunic I still need to add to my collection.
Do you have a photo of the markings on the tornister?

Hi
for the daggers lovers my only NSKK-Dienstdolch given to me by an uncle




Thanks Raymond
a bigger wiew of marking is here
http://daggers.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/6740015654/m/6870003575/p/2
Greetings

Hi
one more


Cheers

This one was placed on a big crown of flowers like the Ewald Kluge crown here

Backing of the picture

The winner of my 1939 was a SA man from Hamburg : Meller
http://www.motorevival.de/105.html
Cheers