Its usually not a good sign when you look through 30 pages plus and don’t see a similar item but throwing it out there anyways. What do you guys think of this item? WW2 era or post war junk? No marks on this either.Thanks for any help! Jeff B.IMG_0313.jpgIMG_0311.jpgIMG_0312.jpg

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hi im trying to get any info about my great grandfather (Private Frank Honaker) who was a KIA november 17th 1944 in the battle of the hurtgen forest or info about the unit he was in the 28th infantry division 110th regiment company A the little bit of info i know is his commanding officer was a Colonel Daniel B Strickler (he signed the death letter) any info would be greatly appreciated thanks!

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by: MottlakeSOT

Description: Master Work of German War Photoagrapher(s). Really neat set of large prints from the Heireich Hoffman publishing house. Blue grey tones, roughly 15.5 x 20.5 inches overall size. The image itself is 9×14 inches (I mean roughly…I do not have them in front of me, but checked them 2 nights back. More precise measurements can be given later. There are 10 prints, and I do not know how many originally came in the set, but I got them in 1979 from George Peterson of National Capital Historic Sales in Va. They come in a vellum folder, textured finish, which has colored over the years. The prints themselves are in excellent shape with very slight yellowing starting on some edges. I have ben looking for acid free sheets, such as used with comic books ( i have seen them do wonders with my comic collection), but for thiss size, a museum supply store will be likely. As with anything I ship, extreme care goes into the packing. Shipping is speculative, and dependant on destination.

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Ok, besides what we commonly post here on this forum ie: SA SS HJ NSKK some Navals ( not fuzzie ones;)) and some Lufts…I know for a fact that That the Third Reich produced greatly a vast assortment of edged weapons daggers and swords,, for practically every branch of service.
Can anyone possibly share something other than what I mentioned above,, regardless if you have one or not. Photos are the greatest asset to the beginning of knowledge in this hobby. Imperial swords all the way up to the end of WW2. Prototypes as well!
If you dont own one?? Dig around and find a photo of something other as a second favorite collectible or interest in that branch of service.
Craftmanship, Honor, is what made these blade makers so proud,, and doing it for what they thought would be a bright future! Larry

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I saw this at a military show this weekend… opinions please… I’m assuming it’s fake because it was next to a fake visor… the dealer swears it’s good.

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