riley1965 Wrote:Now that they are on the way to my collection, here are the uniforms...
M1943 Major service tunic, to a guy who was 'appointed' to
his rank (war time need) and thus has the rare narrow boards.
Lt.General is an M1943 summer white service uniform.
Many Thanks Doug!!!
:thumbsup:thumbsup Doc
Would someone with the M43 regulations please post the pages with the pictures of these uniforms?
There's nothing in the streets
Looks any different to me
And the slogans are replaced, by-the-bye
And the parting on the left
Are now parting on the right
And the beards have all grown longer overnight The Who, Won't get fooled again
Tretov, I agree, I think that it was for medical supplies; the lining is very strong as well, and seems to be made of a waterproof (bloodproof!) material!
07-11-2008, 04:50 PM (This post was last modified: 03-09-2013, 09:03 PM by CtahhR.)
Hi Guys:
I am presenting my latest acquisition. It is, except best judgement of the experts on this forum, a hat ceremony 1955/69 period general medical / veterinary branch, with a beautiful silver embroidered on the visor and tape.
The embroidery is a little rusty. How can clean?
Greetings and good luck to all
The Cockade is two totally gold pieces with the red star as an independent.
I am presenting my latest acquisition. It is, except best judgement of the experts on this forum, a hat ceremony 1955/69 period general medical / veterinary branch, with a beautiful silver embroidered on the visor and tape.
The embroidery is a little rusty. How can clean?
Greetings and good luck to all
Neferet
I am not an expert in hats, but as for me this hat is 100% fake.
1. The hat badge (cocarde) is not General's
2. It looks like it was made yesterday, but not 40-50 years ago
I hope I am wrong.
I think the cap is OK, I would not worry if it were mine...the cap badge is the regular generals postwar cap badge, the embroidery looks ok, etc. Its in god condition, but does show some tarnishing and that is natural. I really see nothing to say its a copy / fake / repro.
whats the 2 digit date below MOCKBA? It looks to be there, but I can't make it out.
:)I agree with Doug on this one as well. The only thing I find interesting is all of the smaller stampings inside. Most if not all of the Soviet General officer visors I have seen rarely show stamps like this one does.