Hello Gentlemen,
collar tab 87 is mentionned as an edelweiss "FS Innsbrück" in every catalogue that I own. Therefore, who exactly was wearing this collar tab with a numeral embroieded.
Thank you in advance.
Notton

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I purchased this recently from a reputable dealer at a show, and would like to get everyone's thoughts as to it's authenticity for one, but also who the maker is. From what he told me, the maker's mark are the faded characters on the reverse of the oval. Any thoughts??

Thanks!
Dzyner

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I purchased this recently from a reputable dealer at a show, and would like to get everyone’s thoughts as to it’s authenticity for one, but also who the maker is. From what he told me, the maker’s mark are the faded characters on the reverse of the oval. Any thoughts??

Thanks!
Dzyner

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Hi! I purchased this hanger from a well-known dealer at a show recently. I know not all Third Reich items were maker marked, but I wanted to get opinions on this particular piece since I can find no markings anywhere. It certainly LOOKS genuine from what I can tell against my books and other authentic hangers I've compared too. The lack of a makers mark anywhere just has me puzzled. What do you guys think?

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hi folks whats your opinoin on this ek1 its claimed its a unmarked steinhauer & luck? i think it looks good but i have been wrong before.

any comments welcome

cheers ewan cool militaria

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I thought i would pass this on to everyone, as they do have some really nice WW2 German items on there. And some rare SS items…

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Brian

OK, i have this dagger, it seems ok, but you guys are the experts in here, so Please let know what you all think of it.


Both blade motto's, front and back seem centered, and correct, so what would be the average price on these.


Many thanks.

Brian

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hi
im thinking about buying a west wall medal with packet of issue and 2 ribbon bars. for some reason the pictures wont upload so please contact me for photos my email is callumlinehan@hotmail.com
thanks

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