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Various German Navy items.

  • 02-09-2011 9:35pm
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    Jim S
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    A few postcards, S-Boats, and various capital Ships , from light cruisers to Scharnhorst and her sister ship.


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    Jim S
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    A few more , history need not cost the earth cumulatively quite an investment.


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    Jim S
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    Admiral Scheer - the "Panzerschiff" mostly seen here.


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    Jim S
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    Jim S
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    Will add some data tomorrow, the portrait art is from the war Artist Willrich.


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    Jim S
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    The ink sketch and private purchasae cap tally from Admiral Scheer was signed by her Captain Marschall , later Admiral Marschall. This was awarded to a rating for an efficiency prize.

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    A period photo and tally from SAcharnhorst sent home by the young sailor in the photo.


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    Jim S
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    Some cap tallies.


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    BlackEdelweiss
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    Jim S wrote: »

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    Admiral Scheer - the "Panzerschiff" mostly seen here.

    Do you know why the ship is flying 2 RKF's instead of just one. Should the one at the back not be a Jack?


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    Jim S
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    She appears to be under way at slow speed , this might explain the jack being lowered.


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    Dr Strange
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    Just to note the ship in BlackEdelweiss's last quoted post is the Gneisenau.


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    Jim S
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    Absolutely right Preusse, my error as a result to cutting and pasting, she got mixed up with a series of Scheer images.
    The easy way to tell she and Scharnhorst apart being the position of the main mast.


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