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Need help! SS Eickhorn

I could use a little help with this dagger. Its up for sale and these are the photos I have. The maker mark has me puzzled I found one like it and it was said to be a ground Rohm that was factory remarked . my question is was this kind of thing done . Thanks for any help . Gary

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1907 bayo

hello guys i have an opportunity to buy this apparently rare long 1907 bayo marked kwc for approximately 135 euro what do you think of it

regards DS

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ww2 wk2 original schulterklappen hauptman infanterie

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alte Uniform Feldjacke Jacke Feldbluse Uniformjacke Wehrmacht Weltkrieg Effekten

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Title & Order Mother Heroine and Orders of Maternal Glory

The Title/Order Mother Heroine was established in 1944, some months following the end of the war. This Title & Order was awarded to women who gave birth to and raised ten (10) or more children to adulthood.

Order of Mother Heroine #109704 and Order Book (#118599) issued to Mamlakat Yuldasheva dated September 6th, 1968 for the Title & Order Mother Heroine (#109704) August 23rd, 1968. There are three variations of this Order: Variation 1 with stamped mint mark and hand engraved serial number, variation 2 with raised mint mark and hand engraved serial number, and variation 3 with raised mint mark and rotating tool engraved serial number. The example shown is a variation 3.

Order Book (#173139) issued to Khimmat Khudjaeva for the Title & Order Mother Heroine (#162118) dated October 4th, 1972.

Order Book (#119250) issued to Olga Ivanovna Pokotilova for the Title & Order Mother Heroine (#108046) dated July 19th, 1968.

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RAUCHEN VERBOTEN - NO SMOKING Sign

Hi Guys,

I bought this sign few months ago. The seller said this came from the former Boehn-Kaserne barracks. There is stamp with a date (1943), and code (AYZ 305? ) Both sides have the same text. I can not find anything on the internet about that. I think this is not a WW2 issued sign.(Anyway, it does very decorativ.) What do you think?
Letters look like painted by hand, size approx 100 cm long x 40 cm x 1.5 mm thick.

Thx

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