hi people... the names Rob, 56 from Perth Western Australia. just joined up.... only just started collecting as of 3 mths ago.... hope to learn and share with you all....   have a great day.

Sarge,   You have some very impressive items. I am very fond of the Technical Services and Fire and Police items of the TR. I have a TENO uniform as well as other items that when I get time to photograph I will post them.   Best    Leigh 

Thanks for the kudos Gear Fanatic.  And, a nice Municipal Meister tunic from Leigh.  I particularly like Meister uniforms as well Leigh.   Here is a Rural Police (Gendarmerie) named tunic to a Captain of the Motorized Gendarmerie.  His tunic is topped with a Gendarmerie cape with orange piping around the early light brown collar.  Trying to keep the cape vibe if you know what I mean.     

Here is a German Third Reich Schutzpolizei (Municipal Police Tunic).  Rank on Shoulder is for Meister. Meister was the highest enlisted rank of the Ordnungspolizei. Ribbon bar (left to right) consists of Iron Cross 1914 Second Class ribbon, Hindenburg Cross Second Class ribbon with Swords. City sleeve eagle is for W. Gladbach-Rheydt area. Rheydt is a borough of the German city Mönchengladbach, located in the west of North Rhine-Westphalia. Loops on the pocket may have been for a WW1 wound badge or Sports Badge..   Leigh 

East German items are getting harder to find that have not been copied or messed with.   These are really great items to one person.    Was fortunate enough to get many East German uniforms when I was in Berlin right after the Berlin Wall came down.   Leigh 

Thank you! mikie

Nice! Any other polizei stuff?

Many of these exist out there, but it was my first, and only, German medal I’ve purchased in a case. Purchased from a collector’s shop in NH in about 1992.

How about an Umhang, a Prussian Polizei cape?    

Thanks Scott There are the shoes I find a référence of this model into an weightlifting 1954 magasin:     If i m right they are the same worn by the Lt. DE LATTRE 

Info on the Aurora  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_cruiser_Aurora

Thank you…..it “was” a $5 learning experience.