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A Service Uniform for a Scharführer of Standarte 22 "Schwerin"

Lot 1022
06.11.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 1022 | A Service Uniform for a Scharführer of Standarte 22 "Schwerin"
A Service Uniform for a Scharführer of Standarte 22 "Schwerin"
Privately tailored black tricot wool, four-button front, open-collar with black/aluminum twist cord piping, French cuffs, scalloped and pleated breast pockets, scalloped flap hip pockets, silver pebbled buttons, belt-ramp clips at waist and two belt-ramp buttons at rear vent. Red wool armband with black ribbed rayon tape borders, un-applied to left sleeve. Cuff title of black band with green 7-thread borders, hand-applied. 1934 pattern single shoulder board of alternating black/aluminum twist cord on black wool backing, with black cloth SS/RZM tag underneath, hand-applied and retained with silver pebbled button. Right regimental collar tab "22" machine-embroidered in silver-grey thread on black backing with black/aluminum twist cord piping. Left rank tab with one aluminum pip at centre, below a single strip of silver-aluminum litze with black centre stripe, black cloth backing with piping in black/aluminum twist cord, both tabs expertly hand-applied. Right sleeve with Honor Chevron of patinated silver tresse with two inner black stripes on black triangular backing, hand-applied. Lined in black brushed cotton with striped sleeve linings, single inside breast pocket, no markings, or labels. Black tricot wool breeches, four-button hidden fly, hook, and eye top closure, angled slit waist pockets with single button closure, watch pocket, rear pocket with single button, adjustable rear waist strap/buckle, ankles with seven-button closure. Partially lined in striped rayon and white cotton.
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A Service Uniform for a Scharführer of Standarte 22 "Schwerin"
A Service Uniform for a Scharführer of Standarte 22 "Schwerin"
Privately tailored black tricot wool, four-button front, open-collar with black/aluminum twist cord piping, French cuffs, scalloped and pleated breast pockets, scalloped flap hip pockets, silver pebbled buttons, belt-ramp clips at waist and two belt-ramp buttons at rear vent. Red wool armband with black ribbed rayon tape borders, un-applied to left sleeve. Cuff title of black band with green 7-thread borders, hand-applied. 1934 pattern single shoulder board of alternating black/aluminum twist cord on black wool backing, with black cloth SS/RZM tag underneath, hand-applied and retained with silver pebbled button. Right regimental collar tab "22" machine-embroidered in silver-grey thread on black backing with black/aluminum twist cord piping. Left rank tab with one aluminum pip at centre, below a single strip of silver-aluminum litze with black centre stripe, black cloth backing with piping in black/aluminum twist cord, both tabs expertly hand-applied. Right sleeve with Honor Chevron of patinated silver tresse with two inner black stripes on black triangular backing, hand-applied. Lined in black brushed cotton with striped sleeve linings, single inside breast pocket, no markings, or labels. Black tricot wool breeches, four-button hidden fly, hook, and eye top closure, angled slit waist pockets with single button closure, watch pocket, rear pocket with single button, adjustable rear waist strap/buckle, ankles with seven-button closure. Partially lined in striped rayon and white cotton.
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