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[Jack the Collector]

Fellow collectors,over the last 8 years I have accumulated a plethora of photos.I feel a bit ashamed that since being here photos are about all I have posted....I'll change that soon....I hope So for the next photo on the menu.The title says it all.

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[Jack the Collector]

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[Capt Trips]

Fellow collectors,over the last 8 years I have accumulated a plethora of photos.I feel a bit ashamed that since being here photos are about all I have posted....I'll change that soon....I hope So for the next photo on the menu.The title says it all.

Looks like laurel and Hardy. Same as your avatar.lol

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Edited by Capt Trips, 07 February 2020 - 02:21 PM.

[Jack the Collector]

Looks like laurel and Hardy. Same as your avatar.lol

Good eye!I did not see that.  "Capt Trips".....from The Stand by Stephen King?

[Capt Trips]

No, Jerry Garcia of the grateful dead, that was his nickname. I guess lots of LSD trips

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[Proud Kraut]

Excellent picture. I did some online research and I think the prominent building in the background which looks like a dome is most likely the Neues Rathaus (New Townhall) in Hannover, a larg city in northern Germany. That´s most likely the writing on the back "Hannover 1933". On September 23rd and 24th the "Stahlhelm-Tag" 1933 was held in Hannover with more than 30.000 Veterans and 150.000 visitors. The picture could be very well taken at this event. "Der Stahlhelm" was the largest WW I veterans association at this time. Thanks for sharing this picture!

[Jack the Collector]

Excellent picture. I did some online research and I think the prominent building in the background which looks like a dome is most likely the Neues Rathaus (New Townhall) in Hannover, a larg city in northern Germany. That´s most likely the writing on the back "Hannover 1933". On September 23rd and 24th the "Stahlhelm-Tag" 1933 was held in Hannover with more than 30.000 Veterans and 150.000 visitors. The picture could be very well taken at this event. "Der Stahlhelm" was the largest WW I veterans association at this time. Thanks for sharing this picture!

Thank you for your efforts,good to know.

[patches]

That sleeve insignia may be this one, Stahlhelm organizations had different nsignia for their groups.

 

 

Edited by patches, 12 February 2020 - 10:08 PM.