Gday, heres a badge i picked up a while ago. Im assuming 107 is the maker from the other thread by NDshooter
hopefully its a good one

regards Paul

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This disc comes from an Obergefreiter on U boats. Can anyone please confirm the details on it?
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by: helmetone

Description: I’m looking for an Excellent condition MARKED Klein & Quenzer “65″ 2nd Class Iron Cross with a good length of original ribbon. Original packaging/envelope would be a bonus, but not required. Must submit detailed, well lit photographs which will be posted in the EK forum for review and opinions. Thank you!

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Just got me this nice dagger !

Hope you like her guys

*Oops! spelt portepee wrong ! please edit

Nick

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Hi all trying to track a package from Norway using Track & Trace - Volg hier uw zending | PostNL Pakketten. Cannot find the company plus which number do I use ,,,,,

As I collect mostly German items, I do not have very many Japanese pieces. I have been an edged weapons collector longer than "Militaria". I picked this Japanese officer’s sword about 25 years ago. Since getting into militaria, I decided that I needed a few things to display with my sword. I am quite please with the result, I hope you like it as well.
Ralph.

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by: StuG III

Description:

This is an unmarked G.Brehmer badge that has had its swastika removed. Price reflects this condition.

Condition of badge is good, bar the missing swastika, of course.

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Hello peeps, after talking with a very clever friend of mine he said if I had ever looked into the rifling marks left on the rifle/pistol heads. So, I got out a load of relics and had a look at the info I had to hand…

Grabbing a .45 head that I could clearly see had nice clear rifling marks, knowing that the US only really used these in Thompson’s, Grease guns and the M1911 pistol. Luckily each of these has a different twist and number of grooves. So what I was now holding was certainly fired from a Thompson excellent.

Then came the dawnting task of looking at .303’s and looking into how many guns used that caliber. So I made a list and nearly all the rifles have the same pattern, yet the Bren and Vickers are unique in there configuration… so a quick search through my heads and I found one fired from a Bren. (as most of you will know you can I’d Bren cartridge from the unique firing pin mark it leaves) I’m beginning to like Bren’s more and more.

I have just compiled an excel spread sheet listing nearly all guns use during ww1 and ww2, there calibers, what was chambered, number of rifling grooves and which direction the twists go. If anyone wants a copy just ask. Or can I upload it somehow?

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