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by: all1knew

Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up a gorgeous and combat worn SS flatwire TK. This machine embroidered bevo is textbook in construction and shows period use. Partial RZM tag on the reverse and it appears the tab was removed from a scrapbook as there is minor glue residue to the reverse. These are not easy to find on the open market.

To purchase, simply click the "Buy It Now" button on this page.

free shipping ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD & I don’t charge PayPal fees like some of the other guys!

Thank you for looking.

William Kramer

War Relics Militaria sales

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I apologize for the poor photos. If needed I can re-post better ones later.
Thanks,
Brian

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Enjoy this Italian Vetterli Rifle Model 1870/87 Cal. 10.35X47MM Rimmed which is a Center fire Black Powder Ctg. Unlike the original Swiss Ctg. which is rim fire. It is hard to find one in the original caliber, as most were converted in WW1 to fire the 6.5 Italian cartridge, when converted to 6.5 the rifle is called the Model 1870/87/16……BILL

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Hi guys, just wanted to share a poster I recently purchased and framed from The Collector’s Guild.

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Hello Friends,

I spotted this in a Coin Shop recently and thought i would show the forum. As always I appreciate your review and look forward to your input.

Peace,

Mart

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Hello Friends,

I spotted this in a Coin Shop recently and thought i would show the forum. As always I appreciate your review and look forward to your input.

Peace,

Mart

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Hi ,
These are offered to me for sale.
I am a little worried about all the stamps and dates. Plus they seem to slightly vary from the originals Ive seen online.
Any help clarifying would be appreciated.Attachment 1032148Attachment 1032149

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This was for sale in germany a few months ago. The seller gave full garantee on it’s originality and on the fact that all parts are period-original attached. (the visor looks reattached though). Maybe some parts are put together but that is not my question. The reason I post this is because of the cap maker: ‘Clewa’, better known as ‘Clemens Wagner’ from Braunschweig. As far as I know, when you spot a Clewa logo, that automaticaly means the cap is a post-war wagner product. I’m not very experienced but in this case however, I would get fouled extremely easily. This shirmmutze is looking very convincing TR to me… but.. it isn’t? Is the ‘clewa’ logo for sure post war?

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