got this sweet ultra rare HJ leader ring!
its got some good wear! but thats the way i like it.
ges gesch B.V.A marked.

And dug out of the ground in poland

Very happy with it! one of the nicest looking third
reich rings i believe.

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I recently added these to my collection. Although I have nothing else forestry related in my collection, I really liked the appearance of these.
The condition and price were also a factor in acquiring these.
It is believed they were in use as a cap badge until it was replaced by the NSDAP pattern of eagle. This was later replaced by the regular national state eagle. This lion was also seen on forestry buckles.
Ralph.

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Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up an unbelievable DD police M40 lid. This one is complete with a dome stamp and the decals would rate at near perfect. Light wear to the interior liner and is about as nice as they come. Shell is SE64 stamped and with a 6386 lot number. This is the nicest DD Polizei that I have ever come across!

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.

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Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up a fantastic combat helmet with some real character! This used M35 Heer helmet was struck with a bullet at some point that luckily did not pennetrate into the shell. The liner system is fully intact. NS66 stamped shell and complete with a 1937 dated chinstrap. Certainly a conversation starter and a bit different than the rest on the shelf…

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.

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From my collection. Another example of ‘failed’ state material which seems common though out history even to this day.

I’m guessing you don’t see these very often. Interesting that it would ‘pay off’ until 1966 after the final ‘Victory’ was achieved (assuming the defeat of the Soviet Union)! Any translation would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Gary

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From my collection. Another example of ‘failed’ state material which seems common though out history even to this day.

I’m guessing you don’t see these very often. Interesting that it would ‘pay off’ until 1966 after the final ‘Victory’ was achieved (assuming the defeat of the Soviet Union)! Any translation would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Gary

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Thought I would share my two Australian made slouch hats. The first, which I bought a couple of week ago is a 1944 dated RAAF version complete with the thong suspended sweat band and 4 side vents.

My second hat, received just yesterday, is a Post War issued hat dated 1952. The puggaree is dated 1955 and has the RAAF flash on the right hand side.
Unlike my RAAF hat, this has only 2 side vents abd the edge of the brim is trimmed.

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Thought I would share my two Australian made slouch hats. The first, which I bought a couple of week ago is a 1944 dated RAAF version complete with the thong suspended sweat band and 4 side vents.

My second hat, received just yesterday, is a Post War issued hat dated 1952. The puggaree is dated 1955 and has the RAAF flash on the right hand side.
Unlike my RAAF hat, this has only 2 side vents abd the edge of the brim is trimmed.

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Guys, Thought you’d like to have a look. Hal

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