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i’m in possesion of an attached eagle do You recognize approximately the era when it was made?
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Good afternoon Gents,

I recently asked for help regarding my long time on/off quest to add a decent Polizei helmet to my collection due to my not really being well versed in TR helmets;

http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/steel-…please-657032/

I received and heeded some good advice (thanks again Jim!) following which, although I had been looking at an M40, I ended up with what I think is a rather nice M35 which seems to fit the bill perfectly.

It arrived today so I grabbed my camera to take a few snaps to share here. I hope you like it as much as I do.

Regards

Mark

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I have seen this canteen with cover for sale but find both of them rather odd. Note the copper seal on the seam of the canteen and the cover seems a bit off perhaps a British made cover for the U.S? The canteen is unmarked as well as the cover.

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I was advised to attach these for your thoughts as to real or fake any help gratefully received

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by: carlsson1982

Description: Up for sale this nice worn breast eagle for Kriegsmarine officers.
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Here a picture of my Bundeswehr Generalleutnant uniform. Very rare is this peaked cap which go great with the uniform. Today the majority of Bundeswehr soldiers wear the beret. That’s a pity.

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Hi all,

This is my recent purchase which is denazified and with a replacement backplate. Can anyone confirm I have identified this one correctly from Durante’s book as a 1.16.2? I believe it to be a consistent with Durante’s S&L chapter because of the 4 ringed grenade handle, slender banjo pin and flat wire catch, plus the lack of hand finishing on the reverse. Apologies if the photos don’t give the full crispness of detail. Thanks.

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