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Hello,

This is not my area of interest, but finally I want to find out what I have… I suppose this is a WW2 K98 bayonet marked Berg& Co. Also I found a numbers/digits. Please find attached photos.
I couldn`t find any dates, I found before on this forum great information that it should be 2 digit date at the back of the blade, near the crossguard (Berg& Co) Unfortunately no visible date on my bayonet.
Is there any chance to find out if this is a early, mid, or late war, and if this is a common example? I will greatly appreciate any information. Thank you

Kind Regards
Alex

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Good Morning, Friends…
I picked up a scarce February 1945 Issue of "Front und Heimat", a Soldier’s News/Propaganda-Paper… This particular issue focuses on the Red Army’s brutal conduct on German soil, such as the rapes and mass deportations of civilians…Clearly written to inflame the reader and to inspire maximum resistance among the troops…
These late-war papers are my favorite…Much harder to find these days…It will make a nice backdrop for my late-war Volkssturm Grouping…;)
cheers, Glenn

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Hello everyone,

I recently picked up this tag fairly confident it was an original since the font didn’t throw any flags for me. Mob finder says this tag is for Aufklärer Fliegerstaffel 3/125 so I would be pretty happy if it were a good one. Can I get some of your more experienced opinions?

Thank you!

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Here’s a simple piece for inspecting. Thank you for your time 😊

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I’m not sure should I post a new topic, but decided to do it. A few months ago on Allegro appeared military box. Honestly I do not even know what was its assigment. The most imported was that on the surface was painted the name Z. Swieszcz and the word sister. It turned out that the case belonged to Mrs Zofia Swieszcz-Lazor nickname: Zojda from Parasol unit. After liberation from German camp, she served as military nurse in UK and finally returned to Warsaw. It was the the time when suitcase purchasing for Polish vet was unreachable because of the price but…in whole Europe there were thousands of military boxes of used war items. She packed her small belongings to such case and returned to Poland. After close to 70 years the box was found somwhere in Poland. Mrs Zofia is still living in Warsaw and when guys who bought it on allegro brought and showed her this case she recognized her property and told the story.
I have found it on facebook page ( https://www.facebook.com/LegiaPamiet…41172622653663 ).
Also found the bid on allegro:
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