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Hey guys, I’m new to collecting german WWII stuff. I have a friend who collects k98k’s suggest a site https://www.bunkermilitaria.com/ . Has anyone had good or bad experiences with this site? They do have a few items listed as repro’s while others are listed as original but I just wanted to be sure that this site is relatively honest and good to deal with…

If you know of other sites or dealers that are honest and don’t misrepresent what they are selling I would love to hear about them. I have seen espenlaub the site sponsor but besides that I don’t really know of other dealers or sites especially ones with good reputations (excluding warrelics.eu of course).

I also found a shop locally called History by George in Mesa. I’m going to go check out his shop later this week.

Thanks for you time and have a great week.

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Any thoughts on some of these, I hope they are all real.

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Description: Hi everyone, for sale is a beautiful Schwerin blockade breaker with mini. The case is not a period piece, I believe it is a 57er case. Regardless, the badge and mini fit perfectly in it and it makes a great display. Badge is incredible, textbook example. Maker mark is Schwerin. The mini is super great as well, it will be hard to upgrade. This item has been reviewed, 100% original item.

The award document unfortunately has been cut to fit the 5×7 standard photo frame. It was done by one of its previous owners. I did not do this. The frame is included. It is not period but it’s old and makes the gold in other kriegsmarine badges really pop. Anyway, it still displays really nice with the badge and mini as a background piece.

Take this incredible setup for $749, shipping is on me.

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Can anyone give me their opinion ?

Is it real, and what would you pay for it ?

Thanks

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Hello everyone,

I’m a Portuguese War Cross Medal collector and enthusiast, from the First World War medals to modern medals, that some war veterans receive for gallantry "in the face of the enemy" in acts committed in the overseas (colonial) war. So I’m going to share some pieces of my collection with you, hoping you’ll enjoy it.

The Portuguese War Cross was established by Decree 2870 of November 30, 1916, to reward bravery and acts committed in the campaign during war time. It could be awarded to military personnel, civilians, foreign military personnel and civilians and it may be awarded posthumously.

The War Cross received notoriety during World War I in Africa and France war theaters, and during the Portuguese Overseas (colonial) War. It is divided into 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade, in descending order of importance.

The Portuguese War Cross was inspired by the French Croix de Guerre that was created in 1915, and had three different models, respectively legislated in 1916, 1946 and 1971.

The War Cross It is awarded in four classes. Award in Gold with two laurel verges, fruity and tied with a bow (1st Class), only Gold (2nd Class), Silver (3rd Class) and Bronze (4th Class). The classes are represented by a small templar cross on the ribbon.

The 1st Class from 1971 model can be used officially by necklace. The 1st Class from 1946 model can be used by necklace by the recipients but not officially.

Hello, ive been offered this dagger by my boss at work and would like some opinions on it. Ive looked it over and it looks good. The only thing is the loose crossguard it has and it cant be tightened anymore. (sorry about the pictures my phone was dead and I had to use my bosses phone)
Thanks
John

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