is this a good eagle. not my area.

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by: wes199

Description: Sa Dagger by Emil Voos , this one is in good condition with only very minor flakes around two edges and a light ding on the ball end. shipping to the USA and Canada only at this time.

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About a week ago I picked up a WW1 Austro-Hungarian Empire Steyr Mannlicher M95 Long Rifle that was converted from 8×50mm to 8×56mm during WWII. I payed $100 for the rifle. Good or bad price? What is it worth in this condition?
It came with 5 stripper clips (4 in Original packages of 2 each) with all bullets being original 1938 German ammunition. 1 Package is German and the other is Austrian, even though all bullets are German produced.

Anyways, this gun has been deactivated/demilled and where you normally see the date stamp above the chamber, there is a big hole cut. Also the bolt face is welded so the firing pin cannot strike the bullet. The gun operates normally and I can load ammunition and fire it, so naturally nothing will happen.

There a bunch of stamps all over the gun but in the pictures below I have shown the stamps on the barrel and the stamps on the buttstock of the rifle. The stamp on the barrel is "2977 U" and there are 4 stamps on the buttstock.
You can see a faint Austrian Flag stamped on above the numbers.
The first stamp of numbers is "380"
Underneath those numbers, the rifle has been double stamped, one 4 digit code over another 4 digit code. I was able to make out the numbers underneath and above. The first stamp reads "3527" and then the heatstamp overtop reads "2201" I am trying to figure out the year the gun was produced/accepted into service. If anyone could help with this, I would greatly appreciate it!

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Hello everyone I have been asked by another member to post this knife. Here is my one and only HJ knife. It has seen better days but it is still neat. The blade is still surprisingly sharp. Hope you all have a nice day.

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by: Conduit

Description: I have got for sale a rather scarce German NSKK Motor School buckle - SA design of nickel construction with a pebbled field. The buckle is in great condition with the original paint and some age patina. Belt is not included in the lot but could be offered separately, please request.

Payment by PayPal ( 4% or private payment) or bank transfer shipping.

Lot is in the UK.

Price: £150 /$195 / 174 EUR




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Does anybody know what the histroy of this piece and is it (feuerweh police)?
Grts wesley

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Hi, I recently got into collecting german WW2 armbands, learning all the way. Any other armband collectors here, this is about 3 months of collecting. Can anyone identify the white Oberhof armband for me? I know V.R.K. stands for, "Red Cross," is Oberhof, the city, and Thur, the state? Haven’t seen another just similiar, thanks.

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