:shok_yikes:Hi! I am in possession of an early broomhandle 7.63 that has two weird markings that I cannot find any reference for. The left side has the large Mauser banner but the spelling has the "S" in Mauser reversed.
The right side has the following: "WAFFENFABRIK MUSAER
OBERNDORF AF NECKAR" the AF is sort of stuck together. The only serial number I can find is on the left side behind the step on the barrel and only four digits remain. There is a hint of another number but it is worn beyond recognition. I hope someone can help me identify this piece. Thanks in advance,
Is there any knowledge about this camo pattern? It is said it is a US WW2 experimental design. Probably not issued in any numbers.
It was used, on a small scale in the late forties, by Dutch paratroops in the former Netherlands East Indies, now Indonesia.
I believe it was closed up with a lace and was manufactured with rather thin material.
Thanks for reacting.
Cheers,
Emile
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I need help on this belt I've recently obtained from NL
Is it British (pretty sure it is) and what is the maker (as I haven't come across this maker before)?
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cap number 4 to see if real or fake.
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and another hat but I think this one is the real deal but you will know.
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and another hat but I think this one is the real deal but you will know.
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