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Archive for February, 2009
For sale: M18 Transitional Ear Cut Out
I picked up this wonderful and rare (100,00 produced in 1918, far fewer converted into transitionals and far fewer still survived the war) helmet a few years ago from the WAF estand but must move it on to a new care taker.
The transitional over-paint is a good 80%. The early, grey lined, eagle decal is about 65% and was evidently touched up at one point. The M31 liner and pins are unmessed with and fully intact, shows a good bit of wear but still soft and supple with no damage to the fingers and with the original tie string and a size 55 stamp. The ET64 stamp is on the left apron but is obscured by the over paint and illegible. The chinstrap is also present and original to the helmet.
This helmet has been discussed here (more photos as well) and goes back to 2004; http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=M18+ear+cut
Asking $3250.00 plus shipping. Check or money order preferred but I can do PP w/4%.
The transitional over-paint is a good 80%. The early, grey lined, eagle decal is about 65% and was evidently touched up at one point. The M31 liner and pins are unmessed with and fully intact, shows a good bit of wear but still soft and supple with no damage to the fingers and with the original tie string and a size 55 stamp. The ET64 stamp is on the left apron but is obscured by the over paint and illegible. The chinstrap is also present and original to the helmet.
This helmet has been discussed here (more photos as well) and goes back to 2004; http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=M18+ear+cut
Asking $3250.00 plus shipping. Check or money order preferred but I can do PP w/4%.
Small Collection of Photo’s
Flack Lt.
Spanish Civil War (Italian) Medal
Hi guys,
What do you think to this? it has been in my collection a while and would like to confirm that it is genuine....i would have thought it was quite an unusual medal as its awarded to Italians who fought with the Germans in the Spanish Civil War. I believe its on the wrong ribbon though...anyway, see what you think.
Donnie
What do you think to this? it has been in my collection a while and would like to confirm that it is genuine....i would have thought it was quite an unusual medal as its awarded to Italians who fought with the Germans in the Spanish Civil War. I believe its on the wrong ribbon though...anyway, see what you think.
Donnie
Question Krim Shield
I been trying to purchase my first Krim Shield. Each one I have found on line has been a FAKE. I'm trying again, could someone look at the attached photos and give me an opinion?
Thank you
Cliff
Thank you
Cliff
Need help! Info req on ortz
Hello any info on this ortz would be great,thanks ANDY T
Feldpost numbers help
Hi
I am new to this site so hope I am placing this thread in an appropriate place.
I am trying to identify the following feldpost numbers:
36800A - In a ss driving licence
M10626 and 19148 (may be M19148) in a soldbuch to a member of a destroyer flotilla
M35032 and M20372 in a soldbuch belonging to a minesweeper crew member
M01277A, M01277B and M23657 6 (may be a b) found in a 1943 Kriegsmarine diary.
and 18985 found in a soldbuch to a member of the LSSAH. This is an entry that may relate to his hospitalisation in April 1943.
I have collected these documents over many years and am now carrying out further research with all this spare time that is characteristic with part time teaching.
Many thanks to anyone who can help.
:)
I am new to this site so hope I am placing this thread in an appropriate place.
I am trying to identify the following feldpost numbers:
36800A - In a ss driving licence
M10626 and 19148 (may be M19148) in a soldbuch to a member of a destroyer flotilla
M35032 and M20372 in a soldbuch belonging to a minesweeper crew member
M01277A, M01277B and M23657 6 (may be a b) found in a 1943 Kriegsmarine diary.
and 18985 found in a soldbuch to a member of the LSSAH. This is an entry that may relate to his hospitalisation in April 1943.
I have collected these documents over many years and am now carrying out further research with all this spare time that is characteristic with part time teaching.
Many thanks to anyone who can help.
:)
Feldpost numbers help
Hi
I am new to this site so hope I am placing this thread in an appropriate place.
I am trying to identify the following feldpost numbers:
36800A - In a ss driving licence
M10626 and 19148 (may be M19148) in a soldbuch to a member of a destroyer flotilla
M35032 and M20372 in a soldbuch belonging to a minesweeper crew member
M01277A, M01277B and M23657 6 (may be a b) found in a 1943 Kriegsmarine diary.
and 18985 found in a soldbuch to a member of the LSSAH. This is an entry that may relate to his hospitalisation in April 1943.
I have collected these documents over many years and am now carrying out further research with all this spare time that is characteristic with part time teaching.
Many thanks to anyone who can help.
:)
I am new to this site so hope I am placing this thread in an appropriate place.
I am trying to identify the following feldpost numbers:
36800A - In a ss driving licence
M10626 and 19148 (may be M19148) in a soldbuch to a member of a destroyer flotilla
M35032 and M20372 in a soldbuch belonging to a minesweeper crew member
M01277A, M01277B and M23657 6 (may be a b) found in a 1943 Kriegsmarine diary.
and 18985 found in a soldbuch to a member of the LSSAH. This is an entry that may relate to his hospitalisation in April 1943.
I have collected these documents over many years and am now carrying out further research with all this spare time that is characteristic with part time teaching.
Many thanks to anyone who can help.
:)
Cut off cap insignia
Well, there is cut off, then there is cut off!!:eek:
Navy Cut-out Transitional
Here's something you don't see every day...
Picture from on board the Admiral Scheer off the Spanish coast in 1936
Picture from on board the Admiral Scheer off the Spanish coast in 1936
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