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I cant believe i bought this now it was of my first buys at an antique store years ago i found it was fake a couple of months later but kept it to remember what ive done didnt pay much i think 25.00 should have been 1.25$ hate to to say it but it was probley 21 or 22yrs ago and i still have it i would throw it away before i gave it to someone.

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Had this for awhile thought i would see what you all thought good or not? Its very small and no rzm or marks.

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Hello Folks -

I collect mostly WW1 Era items, but of course run across others. Here is a Moravian Steelworks made M95 bayonet, which is not generally all that uncommon, however the stamp on the pommel is a mystery.Thought it might be of interest and wondered if anyone may have some thoughts on it.

Thanks for looking!

- Best regards, Mike

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Just got this what do you all think? Eric

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Hi guys, any thoughts on this lid? My limited amount of books I own don't cover SS helmets. Many thanks cool militaria Jay.

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Hi there, I know these are faked alot so any opinions on this would be greatly appreciated please!!!! cool militaria Jay

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Hi there, I know these are faked alot so any opinions on this would be greatly appreciated please!!!! cool militaria Jay

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Hi Everyone,
Picked up this book a couple of weeks ago in a second-hand book shop, a well thumbed through (actually tatty) 1st edition of “Gebirgsjäger auf Kreta” commission by General Ringel for his 5th Gebirgsjäger Division, printed 1941, along with a small Gebirgsjäger paper convolute. The book had belonged to a former Oberzahlmeister with Gebirgsjäger 100th Regt. In it were a number of things of interest (to me at least) – a signed postcard from General Julius Ringel, Knights Cross with Oak Leaf holder and a handwritten dedication by him –

Zum Geleit
—-kämpfer ! Ihr hat das Wort des Fuhrers wahr gemacht, das dem Deutschen Soldaten, nichts unmöglich ist.
Weiter so bis zum Endsieg für Grossdeutchland !
Hürra die Gams
J Ringel

—-comrades ! You have made the word of the Fuhrer come true, that nothing is impossible for the German Soldier.
Further on to end victory for Greater Germany,
Hurray the Gams
J Ringel

Needless to say General Julius Ringel was an ardent Nazi, also in the book is a photocopy of the previous owners EK2 certificate, (with Ringel’s signature) won on Crete, plus original battle order command stating, how his unit were to be transported to Crete during the invasion, which units were to fly together with Geschwader Buchholz and a timetable –Third Wave 21.5.41 starting early from Tanagra, Greece landing at the airport Malenes, Crete. There’s also a printed letter from his Regiment’s Commander reviewing an earlier four days of fighting in April 1941 Greece breaking through Metaxas line, their bravery and the causalities the regiment suffered in doing so. Throughout the book are written comments in the margin, agreeing / disagreeing with the text. Actual personnel photos from the campaign stuck in on blank pages. Other items in the book and the convolute will need another post.

Regards

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Hi there all ,
This helmet is an offer to me . I want some advice about this one . I only see this helmet on picture .
These are the only pictures i have . Any respond is welcome .
On first sight it looks great :)
Grtz Pascal

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