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I was having this discussion with a few collector friends over the weekend, and no consensus was reached.

So, if you have a fave Third Reich wreath design, please post in the poll.
(If yours is not listed, please add a post regarding same).

Other can be: Red Cross; ShD; Lufthansa; etc

I haven’t had this one set up on a torso form for probably 20 years, so I decided to dust it off and enjoy it. This Hauptmann was in a peculiar class of Ergänzungsoffizier that was also a Waffenoffizier (Ordnance Officer). After 1934, a number of First World War officers were recalled, mostly in administrative positions, as supplementary officers called Ergänzungsoffiziere. By 1937 the number of Ergänzungsoffiziere was reported to be 4592. By 1939, the number of "E" officers was reported to be 6009.

Note that there were many different types of "E" officers. An active regular army Waffenoffizier had his rank suffixed by an "W" and therefore a Waffenoffizier who was also an Ergänzungsoffizier would be suffixed by "WE" as reported by Angolia and Schlicht.

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Hello all!

i bougth this head bust cheap many years ago, i always thougth it is a post war repro and i still do. but i never studied them much so i decided to post some pics here anyway to hear your comments. all opinions are welcome!

Best Regards Tobias.

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This was included is a large grouping I picked up and was pretty excited to add this to the keeper collection due to the condition. As it turns out the the machete was a 70’s era production dated 1943. It is my understanding (now) SWI did not produce any edged tools or weapons during WWII. I am not out too much but this is a good example to share to prevent others from doing the same thing. I could not find another example on this forum. Happy hunting!
John

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