Great Drilling Unif. ORPO, they are Rarer than 'Regular' TeNo Uniforms (IMHO). That's because they were more easily 'de-Nazified' for post war use, during the pressing clothing shortage! Great catch...
Here's, what I believe to be an 'early' TeNo Family Photo, including the young boy. (It's marked 1933 on the back of one of the Photos.)
What's of interest, to me, is:
a. Right & Left Collar are JUST Pressed On Metal - no Tab, as we know it.
b. Extra Metal, of some sort on the collar.
c. TeNo Patch (NOT the customary Arm Band) on the Left Arm.
You guys may see other things in the photo that I don't.
It is apparent to me - that TeNo Collar Insignia 'evolved' with the passage of time.
Dave
dblmed
