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Hello! My cuz bought a few things at an estate sale. The badges turned out to be fake. How about this flag? Thank you for your help.

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it reads in the back ‘1 of 100 made, only 10 in circulation since rest was confiscated by German army in 1946"
I was curious to know what it really is, its fairly heavy, and an estimate value.

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Hi all,

I recently purchased this well-worn HBT tunic and would like to know if there is any way to trace the Unit/Division via the numbers stamped on the inside (see the photo below) since this one does not include the shoulder boards. I would like to replace the boards, but with a proper setI also welcome thoughts and opinions regarding it. This is my first HBT tunic, so I’m pretty excited about it.

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Thanks!
Dzyner

I collect all types of WWII German Uniforms.

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Hello everyone,
I recently purchased an old leather bag that I Was told was WWII era. The name on the bag reads Captain Curtis H. Hussa 0-290894 AE-200-BP-E I purchased this bag from his granddaughter and she told me that he was involved with the construction of NORAD and the Air Force Base here in Colorado Springs. I could not verify any of this and i’m not sure where to start looking. Any information about this bag or the man would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks for your time!!!
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by: Mckibben

Description: Even tho the Buy it now is for 25,00 that does not include all 3 for that price.Please read discription below for prices.Thank you.

White Porcelain Tinnie made between 1815-1924 75.00 shipped
1930 Tinnie, 40.00 shipped
DAF Pin Back 25.00 shipped
All are authentic and very nice shape.
iron.cross.1969@gmail.com

War Relics Militaria sales

Thanks to Paul suggesting it, im going to start posting my photos in a separate thread. These photos will include not only my original WWII photos but also my collectable photos from War Movies.

Ill start the ball rolling with the newest acquisition–which is THE photo that the Chicago Tribune used when Where Eagles Dare was originally released and is as the actual image those people saw when reading about the movie when it was being advertised.

This is THE photo.

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Sorry about not getting the image to show, I don;t know what went wrong? also, I cant see the icon images well to see if I even chose the correct thing to use.

hi can some nice forum member please tell me which US GAS MASK is correct for the vietnam period is it the M9A1 or the M17A1 or M17A2 cheers dave.

Stalhelm experts, I would be grateful of your opinions on this example…

Regards,

Carl

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