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Hey Guys,

Hope everyone is doing well. I recently picked up a FF33 Wehrmacht Field Telephone or the "Feldfernsprecher 33." for $60.00 this past weekend. The first models of these field telephones were introduced in 1933. The German Government produced these field telephones virtually unchanged (technologically) up until the late 1960s. Thought it was a nice little addition to my Field gear collection and waited to find one in decent shape. Good maker marks and waffenamts present. Need a carrying strap for it and a battery and she would be complete. I think I will stick to my Iphone for sales calls and travel however.

Rossi

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Hello,

Unlike my previous helmet I send back yesterday I biught thus what I think 100% original helmet from an old collector. He got this helmet from his dad back in 1972. They never messed with it or took it apart. Even though the liner is not in the best condition but its still very soft. The liner rivots are super tight never been apart wich are pretty hard to find these days.

I think this helmet is a reissue m40 with some wartime overpainting. On the left side there is still some reminensce of a decal.. maybe its still under the top layer. Overal very nice piece of kit wich immediately felt really good.

Would like to have some of your expert opinions.

Cheers

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Hello all! I work at an antique mall in North Carolina, where we get a huge variety of stuff in, including this gasmask. It is in *really* nice condition. I searched around a bit, but did not find the same thing already posted. Any help with ID, history, approximate pricing, etc., would be awesome.

The bottom is stamped with a hexagonal shape, and 1937.
Inside where the extra filter (???) goes has a stamped 34.
The actual filter, also stamped 1937, has a really nicely intact label. Don’t know what it says, but it is rather well preserved.
Tube has some minor rust spots, and the canvas strap is in good condition.
The mask itself has some flaking of the rubber lining, but the elastic is still stretchy, and in whole, really nice.

Thank you for your help!
Indy

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Dear gents,

I have found this Gustav Spitzer SS dagger. Can I have your opinion about the value on this one?

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Hello, I noticed this Helmet on emedals recently. Found it interesting, however not sure what to think about the Bread Bag Strap. Just looking for a second opinion, the pictures don’t do alot of favors as far as getting a close up of the bread bag. Not sure what to think. Thanks in advance.

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Hi Forum
I have just got this gasmask with canister GM38, Color Blue indicating Ferrous metal, I am in doubt about the Waffenamt stamp, could it be:
WaA86, Manufactorer code: bdr Manufactorer: R Ehrhardt Location:Pössneck,Thüringen Notes:1942-1944

There is a stamp n the metal nose coud it be: BMW
There is a stamp inside the gasmask ebd ?

The Filter is from 1939

The canister has a "D" Dick at the button, which mas it is waterproof

The canister is black, I also have green ne, is there any difference beside the color

Alle additional info is welcome

Regards
John

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