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Hello,
Today I stopped by a garage sale was looking through the tables and was’nt comming across anything interesting. My eye then caught glimpse of this HJ badge on the corner of the table, I asked the sellers about it and they had no idea what is was and sold it to me for 5 dollars. Im not to sure of it either and have never seen any like this. I was wondering if anyone can give me some info on the badge and how much they run for.
Thanks!
Cody
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Last week I stopped at a hockshop that I hadn’t been to in a while just to see what firearms or militaria they might have. Their inventory looked about the same as the last time I was there with the exception of a Krag rifle that stood in a floor rack. What drew my attention to it was its cleaning rod. I had never seen a Krag with one before but remembered reading about them being a feature on early rifles. Picking it up I saw the 1894 dates on the receiver and stock. A quick check of the bore showed it to be in good shape. It seems to have missed the 1896 conversions that deleted the rod but at some point the original rear sight and handguard were swapped out for the 1902 patterns. Here are some pics.

Len

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Hi, I am a new collector on WW2 items and I stumbled across this belt buckle at an antique shop.
Know very little about these, but know there are alot of fakes. However I took a chance anyway.
Markings on this one is Dr F & Co. The catch on this is quite unusual compared to the SA buckles I have seen on this forum.

Is this a real or fake item?

Anyone care to weigh in on this relic winter camo? It’s had a replacement liner fitted, repro chinstrap etc. (everything openly stated by seller and of course quite obvious) but the shell and camo+pins and linerband is supposed to be as it was when found. If the camo checks out OK I can’t see any other option than this being something like a bunker found helmet with the paint preserved by mud or something similar… ? Any thoughts?

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Hi Im skeptical but would anyone 100% verify that this piece is actually a ME262 jet relic regulator box?

RARE original German messerschmitt me 262 jet regulater box work number 37064 | eBay

has a data plate just like luftwaffe aircraft so…?

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Hello Gents,

I could need some opinions on this Ssh-39 helmet. Chinstraps looks good to me. The stamp is not of the fake types i know of. What do you think about the helmet. The pic loader is making some trouble. Please click on the missing pic cool militaria

Thank you for your time.

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Regards, Lars

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