2012 March | Sõja ajaloo portaal. Militaria.ee

for sale We construct tanks and other military vehicles.

by: stepsam73

Description: We are reproducing any military vehicles by the order of the client, we are making outside look -exact copy .

On a photo the tank “PZ-VI, Tiger I”, the diesel engine of 240 horsepowers, the tower with electric power rotation, the gun shoots with pyrotec charges, even the gun moves during the shot,Speed of 40 km/h.

Engine “ЯМЗ-238″ (240 horsepowers) is installed.
There is a possibility to install more powerful engine “В-2″ (415 horsepowers).

Transmission from “БАТ”.

It is not expensive in service, the engine and a transmission are reliable, with safety factor.

There is an instruction on tank usage.

Spare parts are accessible and always is had in stock.
The price 380.000 euros.

Our project on the forum page:

warrelics.eu/forum/germany-ww1-ww2-armour-artillery-vehicles/we-have-made-tank-tiger-copy-108934/
Photo on a site:http://infinity63.com/

Video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQmnWwkT1×0
My mail:stepsam73@mail.ru

War Relics Militaria sales

WWII Marine M1 Helmet (original war bring-back)

$50.00 (0 Bids)
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for sale gorgeous RAD OFFICER HEWER - ALCOSO

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by: all1knew

Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up a beautiful hewer in fantastic condition. ALCOSO.

$1,395.00

Price includes free shipping within the United States. If this sale is outside of the US we can split the shipping.

paypal.com to all1knew@yahoo.com

Thank you for looking.

William Kramer

War Relics Militaria sales

1938 Eickhorn Transitional- feedback & help please

Hello,
This my RMZ M7/66 1938. I bought it in Prague in 1994.

I believe it to be authentic, and in very good to excellent condition, but I would like some knowledgeable opinions

The cross guards appear to be Nickel-silver, not plate

The Grip is finely detailed and very smooth furniture quality, with no pry marks around either emblem and overall very good fitment of emblems and cross-gaurds. I would guess it is hand finished. It has a ding above the cross-guard visible in photo below. The corner where it meets cross guard also has a repaired blemish that you must magnify to see.

The fitment in all spots seems to be quite good

The Blade has a good sheen, & is finger print free. I would call it Excellent condition -some cross grain marks can be seen. It does have some wear marks from the scabbard. The tip and fit are both perfect. The RMZ mark is clear, as is the M7/66 and the year, 1938. The stamping is very clear and crisp. Eickhorn’s Maker’s mark- which consists of the squirrel & sword, Eickhorn’s name and the city, Solingen, sits just 1/8″ above the cross guard and is beautifully executed.

The Eagle appears to be Nickel-silver

The SA emblem is intact and in very good condition

The Scabbard is Black Painted as for NSKK. It is dent free and has all screws undisturbed. There is minor oxidization on front side of scabbard near tip. There are a a few very small paint dings, but need a magnifying glass to see them. The tip ball is clean, round and undamaged. Scabbard hardware appears to be Nickel-silver and in excellent shape, other than aforementioned.

The overall appearance is excellent. This is a very respectable and impressive show piece- with all blemishes needing magnification to detect.

I am interested in your feedback as to value. I am in a position where I am considering selling it and want to get some opinions. I can provide more detail photos here -email-pm if you need to make a better assement

Thanks in advance for your help on this everyone.

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I figured it was time to make a thread that is informative by showing examples of known fake photographs/etc. I know this info may be obvious for some, but alot of our members need help in this area. Even frequent photo buyers still come across fakes once in a while!

BUT….mainly I started this so members can post photos that they have a question about originality on. So, if you are about to make a photo purchase, and want to get some friendly advice on originality….feel free to post em’ here so mistakes can be prevented.

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