My example of a Nazi occupation Radom VIS.
Regards,
Jason
Hi Guys,I was just offered this one along with the other one......Let me know if this one looks good......thanks again Bob for the quick answer........Vinny
Hi Guys,How does this armband look to you guys.......I have a chance to grab it......Pleas let me know..........Thanks Vinny
Could you guys help me out here? So these look like these would be Jewish passports of people getting out - I see 41 already I am quite new to this - so please be easy on me here - thanks for any help with details and figuring these out. Sincerely:).
These are being mailed to me - I found them at a cheap price. I also saw Uruguay so I thought that would be one of the places to leave to - thanks!
i buy a Carl Zeiss binoculars NVA (Nationale Volksarmee)7X40 the seller write in the description : NEW , I receive not new but look like new , one side, i see the trace of fog in the prism and the screw have a trace of screwdriver , i decide return to seller , before return ,
(only for knowing)
i send a request to Zeiss ( for the price ) , for repair ( clean-up ) the prism in the Carl Zeiss binoculars NVA 7X40 .
The Zeiss company not repair or clean-up the Carl Zeiss binoculars, all Carl Zeiss
here the reply from Zeiss :
Dear M Pierre N.
We regret to inform you that we are not able to repair your NVA 7x40 binoculars.
Please see the excerpt below regarding Jena Binoculars:
Product Repair Information (Jena Binoculars)
We are unable to repair/service the older Jena products that were manufactured before WWII. This area of Germany (Jena) became part of the Eastern zone at the close of the War and the Zeiss company "relocated" rather quickly in the Western zone. Unfortunately, since many of the parts, prints and tools were left behind, we are no longer able to repair these products.
If the Jena product was manufactured after WWII, then it was made in East Germany. After Zeiss relocated to the western zone, the government took over the old facility in Jena and production began again using the Zeiss name. Since this was a "state-owned" facility, the company of Carl Zeiss Jena no longer existed after the reunification in 1989. This company was in no way affiliated with our company and information regarding repairs and parts are not available.
Listed below are independent repair facilities that repair and service older European binoculars. They may be of assistance to you:
Land, Sea, & Sky
Texas Nautical Repair Co.
1925 A Richmond Ave.
Houston, TX 77098
(713) 529-3551
Close Scientific Instrument Co.
2316 Fourth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121
(206) 728-2121
Redlich Binocular
501 Hughes Rd.
Hampstead, NC 28443
(910) 270-1602
Best Regards,
Duncan van Zyl
I've always wanted one of these and this one has been consistantly lowering in price. The seller is asking 19.99 USD + 40 USD shipping. So my question is: Is this helmet beyond help?
If anybody has any that they want to get rid of I will make a good offer. :)
Forgive the newbie question, but-
Did the actual membership of the SD include enlisted men, or did its officers co-opt men from the A-SS or TV when they needed muscle?
Hi Chaps, I would be obliged if you could have a look at the attached shell. I know that it is not an original SS lid but I have a query with the maker stamp. The shell is large at size 68 and the only markings that I can find on the shell are on the rear skirt. The marking reads
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c 166
3540
Any ideas who made it? and is it WW2 period?
Cheers in advance
Andy