Picked this one up today.
It is a M42 Heer.
It is marked hkp64 (Sächsische Emaillier facility) size 64 (Med).
Any thoughts on the decal and authenticity would be great.
The only negative is that it is missing the liner.

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I am going to purchase this cross but I figured I should ask the opinions of more experienced collectors just to be safe! The pin looks correct and matches what I have seen on my reference book.

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Description: nice unmarked Rudolf Souval eisernes kreuz 1st class, pin and catch are intact. nice looking piece, ships usps paypal accepted

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I recently found this shell, on a place where the Americans fought against the Germans. The diameter is around 8 cm, but this could be a little bit different because the projectile hit something and is therefore a little bit deformed. Is this a solid AP round, and so is it not dangerous anymore?

I was thinking of a 76 mm AP round, the inside hole is hollow till in the point of the projectile, and it is one solid piece of metal. 14798901_1211395635609332_189698777_n.jpg14812918_1211395718942657_529746928_o.jpgs3.jpgst4.jpgst5.jpg

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Hi guys,
I would like to ask you if this dagger is original or not. Any opinion is welcome.
Thank you, Mike

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In London and I’ll try my best to visit whilst it is on. The Menin road and others of his works including the battle of Britain are so moving and evocative IMO.

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Dear fellow collectors,

Recently bought this Luftwaffe Dagger M37with gehange and portepee, your opinion about it please.
Which year was this dagger made?
If anyone has additional info on it it’s more then welcome.
Thank you !!!

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Hello Gentlemen.
Here a list of a producers of a navy daggers. If you have something to add to the list, please let Larry know. He can correct it.
Best regards,
Oleg.

Kaiserliche Marine.

AS 1848 with a crossed swords under a crown
Bartling Georg&Söhne, G.B&S under a crossed swords(distributor)
Berger&Collani(distributor)
Eickhorn Carl
Kaiser Carl&Co., CKCo with a crossed swords under a crown
Lüneburg August(distributor)
Pack Ernst&Ohlig(German Auto- und Aerocorps daggers)
Robrecht(distributor)
WKC

Reichsmarine.

Alcoso
Eickhorn Carl
Puma
WKC

Kriegsmarine.

Alcoso
Braun Adolf(distributor)
Clemen&Jung
Eickhorn Carl
Höller F.W.
Hörster E.&F.
Klaas Robert
Krebs C.J.
Lüneschloss P.D.
Pack Ernst&Söhne
Plümacher Richard Only a copies with this maker mark are known.
Puma
Seilheimer Paul No daggers are known.
SMF No daggers with a proved genuineness are known.
Tiger(distributor) No daggers are known.
Voos Emil Only two or three daggers are known. Are they original?
Weyersberg Max No daggers are known.
Weyersberg Paul
Wingen Jr. Anton No daggers with proved genuineness are known.
WKC