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I have seen this medallion for sale, but think it strange that the Adolf is anglicised. Is it an American Bund item or just a plain fantasy one?

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I wanted to thank all of you guys for the wonderful posts and great pictures, us hat guys can get a little nuts with details! Being new to the Forum I appreciate all of the great pics of not just legitimate TR era hats, but also the reproductions as well! That being said it’s ALL of your faults that now I have to go out and buy another hat to get my fix, LOL, and I was doing sooooo good saving money! I guess my (future x)wife is just going to have to get over it. Thanks again to all and keep the pics coming I thoroughly enjoy the education!:D

i have asked many appraisers to see if this item is genuine and what war it is from. so far, none have replied. if anyone can tell me the value of the helmet, is it real or not, and what war its from, that would be great. i have include some picturesAttachment 181366Attachment 181367Attachment 181368Attachment 181369

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my cz-82 clam fired shooting me threw the hand wounder why it did that it never did anything like this befor:shok_yikes:

i am ok now i went to first aid they patched me up have to go back in 10 days

it broke 2 fingers

ill be out of action for a while

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Hi,
I found these going through my great auntie’s garage and we haven’t a clue what they are (or who they belonged to).

Our relatives were in the Navy (WWl) and Army (both WW1 and WWll)
Any help/info will be most appreciated.
Thanks,
Janice

I am by no means a Luger expert, so hopefully someone here knows:

My best friend’s father recently passed away suddenly at his home. He was a WW2 vet and had a small gun collection. My friend knows his dad had a postwar P38 and a matching P08 1940 Luger in it’s original holster with extra clip & mag loader. His father kept these 2 pistols in his desk.
Well, the neighbors reported the death, and between the time Law Enforcement/EMS arrived, it seems that several neighbors entered the house to "help out".
Anyway by the time my friend drove the three hours it takes to get there, the two pistols vanished, along with an undetermined amount of cash, leaving only the Luger holster with its spare clip & mag loader.
No rifles or anything large was taken, leaving my buddy to believe a neighbor took them while in the house. his dad did not get along with some of his neighbors.
My friend told the police, who requested serial numbers.

The original Walther P38 box with test target, sales receipt, serial #, etc was found so he has the information for it.
The Luger, all he has is a 4 digit serial number that was written down, spare magazine, holster & mag loader?
How else would a 1940 Luger be marked so that he can properly report it to the police?

Here is a picture of the back of the holster if it would help:

Thanks for any help with this, my friend is having a hard time with all of this.

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