WWII German Oil Painting of Artillery Feldwebel

WWII German Oil Painting of Artillery Feldwebel

Marsoni

M251S

$125.00

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WWII German Oil Painting of Artillery FeldwebelDescription This original WWII German oil painting on board depicts a feldwebel (non commissioned officer), as evidenced by the rank tresse, collar insignia, and single pip located on each shoulder board of his tunic. The red waffenfarbe piping on the tunic's placket, shoulder boards, collar, and collar tabs' backing denotes service in an artillery unit. Pinned to the feldwebel's tunic are the following awards: Eisernes Kreuz II 1939 (Iron Cross 2nd

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This is my 21 month old daughter's current favorite book! Richard Scarry's illustrations are so delightful and I like the content of this book teaching important concepts of good manners. We now refer back to this book often and make up new concepts like "The Polite Elephant knows we use our inside voices inside!" I sort of wish the book emphasized some different things, like apologies, asking permission, tidying up etc but it's a great starting place. Some other reviews mentioned the manners in this book are obsolete but other than "tipping one's hat" I don't really agree that that's the case.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2020

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Sandra Forbes

Draper, US

★★★★★ 5

4 Great Grandson’s loved it

Format: Hardcover

In covering the topic of manners my granddaughter said her boys especially loved this one. The 4 boys are aged 3 to 11 and my granddaughter is trying to civilize them. (Or, in other words, teach them to be gentlemen). Books by Richard Scarry are always a big hit and this one was helpful.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023