A Service Uniform for a Rottenführer of Motorstandarte 1 "München" - photo 1

A Service Uniform for a Rottenführer of Motorstandarte 1 "München"

Lot 4030
18.10.2023 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 10 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 4030 | A Service Uniform for a Rottenführer of Motorstandarte 1 "München"
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€ 7 500
Early 1934, black cotton-rayon blend, four-button front, open-collar with black/white twist cord piping, French cuffs, scalloped and pleated breast pockets, scalloped flap hip pockets, silver pebbled buttons, belt-ramp clips at waist and two pebbled belt-ramp buttons at rear vent. Multi-piece red cotton armband with black ribbed tape borders, hand-applied to left sleeve. Cuff title of black band with green 5-thread borders, 4-spoke wheel machine-embroidered at centre in white thread, hand-applied. Above a sleeve diamond for motorized SS regiments of a machine-embroidered 8-spoke wheel on black cloth backing, hand-applied. Single, RAD-style shoulder board of white cords with alternating black "V" pattern, hand-applied and retained with silver pebbled button. Right regimental collar tab "M1" machine-embroidered in white thread on black backing with white twist cord piping, left rank tab with stripes of white litze with black centre stripes on black backing, with white twist cord piping, both hand-applied. Right sleeve with Honor Chevron of aluminum tresse with two inner black stripes on black triangular backing, hand-applied. Lined in black rayon with striped sleeve linings, single inside breast pocket, inner waist adjustment belt/buckle, no markings, or labels. Black wool breeches, three-button hidden fly with hook and eye top closure, angled slit waist pockets with repairs, single rear pocket with button, ankles with five-button closure. Partially lined in grey cotton. Very early uniform reflecting the transitional period of the SS from the SA in 1934. M1 was a core unit of Standarte 1, which was the heart of the SS under Dietrich and Maurice. Tunic and breeches show many small repairs, abrasions, and small holes from service use.
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A Service Uniform for a Rottenführer of Motorstandarte 1 "München"
Early 1934, black cotton-rayon blend, four-button front, open-collar with black/white twist cord piping, French cuffs, scalloped and pleated breast pockets, scalloped flap hip pockets, silver pebbled buttons, belt-ramp clips at waist and two pebbled belt-ramp buttons at rear vent. Multi-piece red cotton armband with black ribbed tape borders, hand-applied to left sleeve. Cuff title of black band with green 5-thread borders, 4-spoke wheel machine-embroidered at centre in white thread, hand-applied. Above a sleeve diamond for motorized SS regiments of a machine-embroidered 8-spoke wheel on black cloth backing, hand-applied. Single, RAD-style shoulder board of white cords with alternating black "V" pattern, hand-applied and retained with silver pebbled button. Right regimental collar tab "M1" machine-embroidered in white thread on black backing with white twist cord piping, left rank tab with stripes of white litze with black centre stripes on black backing, with white twist cord piping, both hand-applied. Right sleeve with Honor Chevron of aluminum tresse with two inner black stripes on black triangular backing, hand-applied. Lined in black rayon with striped sleeve linings, single inside breast pocket, inner waist adjustment belt/buckle, no markings, or labels. Black wool breeches, three-button hidden fly with hook and eye top closure, angled slit waist pockets with repairs, single rear pocket with button, ankles with five-button closure. Partially lined in grey cotton. Very early uniform reflecting the transitional period of the SS from the SA in 1934. M1 was a core unit of Standarte 1, which was the heart of the SS under Dietrich and Maurice. Tunic and breeches show many small repairs, abrasions, and small holes from service use.
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