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Can I get some advice on what is needed to complete this uniform, I am a firefighter and would like to get it as complete a possible. I also have the Helmet and dress bayonet.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Nice uniform for a Wachtmeister. A Fire Axe would be a nice addition. The insignia looks complete.
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Is there anything missing that needs to be added for it to be complete? Is it truly a fire/Police uniform?
Last edited by RLS; 04/08/2018 01:55 AM.
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The attached is the Fire Police NCO uniform as of 1938.
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I'm not sure, I do not do uniforms, but is a firemans medal appropriate here?? I looked for one at the SOS this year to go with my Tiger sawback bayonet. They were kind of pricey. Ed
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There is one listed on gunbroker now that has a belt and buckle and three medals. Ed
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Hello,
In my opinion, when worn with the schirmmutze a plain black leather belt and fireman's blackened buckle would be appropriate. The utility / service belt was worn with the helmet, and the axe with full dress uniform. The peak cap was walking out dress. Your WW1 ribbon bar is OK as most volunteer firemen during the war were older guys and WW1 vets.
The uniform in this photo is older,( pre 1936), than the one you show, but the regulations were the same during the NS-zeit
Regards, William Unland
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Wow.. I did not know that the bar was a WWI bar. Learned something new today . Thank you . Yall wouldnt believe it, but I only paid $7.00 for that uniform . I have more money in the stand than the uniform.
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Your ribbons are for a ww1 iron cross 2nd class, and a ww1 service medal. Indeed $7 is an incredibly cheap price. These volunteer fire uniforms are not high on collector's want list, but they do have some historical interest, and command prices in the low $100's.I just noticed that you need the national colors rosette for you cap.
Regards, W. Unland
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