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Sdkfz 251 wheels

Many years ago I found these Sdkfz 251 Wheels.With their Dark Yellow paint on at least at one is still visible underneath the yellow paint the older dark gray.This show that the vehicle which they came from is older than 1942, and was repainted with the dark yellow camouflage after that period.What is your opinion?
Sorry for that orange background :(


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Brotbeutel , Umhänge Tasche , KAKI - Wüste ?? , Feldmarschall Rommel , Afrika

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Question KVK’s 1st class opinions needed!

I have here a KVK 1st class ohne schwettern (mm 50) and a KVK 1st class mit schwettern(unmarked).
I can make a great deal on them, so thats why I need some expert opinions.
I don’t see anything wrong with them at first sight.
I know the story, if it sounds to good to be true, it might be just that.
Can you guys tell me if they are original or not?

Regards,
Steven


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FN Browning M1910/22 7.65mm Nazi marked

Hello-this is my FN 1922 that I picked up today (along with a Beretta M1934 and a Mosin Nagant 91/30)-was a long time getting the addition to my collectors license.

This example was made at FN in Belgium under the German occupation-this type was designated as ‘Pistole Modelle 626(b)’-it was the major product made by FN for the Germans with some 350,000 built, mostly for the Luftwaffe.

The FN Browning M1922 was developed as a new service pistol for Yugoslavia, based on the M1910 model with a longer barrel and a larger pistol grip with resultant greater magazine capacity. It soon became a popular type with many armed forces and police forces throughout Europe before, during and after WW2. It was inexpensive and simple to make, reliable and easy to handle but was really just a pocket pistol using a low powered round-either the 7.65mm/.32 ACP or 9mm short/.38 ACP rounds. Production ran from 1923 to 1983.

As this one is in very good nick, at some stage I’ll try to get a good German production holster for it which will probably end up costing 50% of the pistol price-’C'este la guerre’.


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Schlaufen für Schulterklappen WH 229. Nachschub

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private purchased German WWI Armeedolch

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Wanna show you an interesting German WWI Armeedolch.

Daggers with such a kind version of the blade are rather seldom seen …

overall lenght: 259 mm
blade lenght: 153 mm


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Need help! Is this a authentic Cap?

I want to buy this piece and the seller asks 289euro = +/- 260dollar.

Is this a good cap ?
only have pictures from site…

THANK YOUcool militaria


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Me interest fire service medals of all world

Me interest fire service medals of all countryes of world. Who have and want exchange can co-operation with me. President National Awards Fund of Russian Federation
Vladimir Nedelskiy
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vladimirnedelskiy@gmail.com

WWII German Soldier’s Helmet Liner Band 1944

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Volgograd 1994

A small sampling of photos from 1994 visit to Volgograd…Interesting of these photos are the german guns under a shed. 7.5 and I think 120 mm guns that have been left exposed for a long time finally put under a shed. We were told that these guns had been on a commune outside the city for many many years. Next to them were s shell casing that could only belong to the giant gun Dora. How it got to Volgograd I cant answer as Dora was sent to the Crimea…I dont think it served around Stalingrad. I think she was 880mm…no matter this shell could only belong to her. I…am pictured next to the Guninin flour mill…with the nebelwerfer. I returned the next year and the laucher was gone. The truck is a Studebaker 6×6 if I am not mistaken. Most Soviet displays of the ww2 Katusha use either post ww2 trucks or a model of soviet truck that few were built. Most Soviet Katushas were mounted on US trucks…and the old soviet trucks look like models built by ex Henry Ford machinery as Stalin paid 10,000,000 dollars for a outdated Ford plant…moving both it and Ford workers in the 1930s to build and run it. Almost all these US citizens disappeared into the Gulag during the great terror.


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