bierast Posted 25 June , 2020 Share Posted 25 June , 2020 (edited) Schuster (cobblers) were present at company or battery level in German units, to maintain not only boots but also leather equipment. Here are a few Saxon examples from my collection,Kompagnieschuster of Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr.104 (one of a series of colour postcards printed for this regiment, and popular in its parent 24. Reserve-Division):Kompagnieschuster of an unidentified Saxon Sanitäts-Kompagnie (divisional medical orderly / bearer company); there's also a tailor (or maybe just a batman) working on an officer's tunic:Batterieschuster of the (mobil) Ersatz-Abteilung / Feldartillerie-Regiment Nr.28, part of 19. Ersatz-Division in the Vosges: Edited 25 June , 2020 by bierast Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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