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by: all1knew

Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to own a wonderful example of a lightweight summer tunic for a Volkssturm leader. Machine-sewn collar tabs and breast eagle. Late war style slip-on boards are included on this, though I am sure they are collector added as the leadership corps of this organization were not required to wear shoulder straps. I have the belt & buckle and badge available additionally but the helmet is not for sale. These are extremely hard uniforms to find and originals such as this are to be considered extremely rare.

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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

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Hello,

Does anybody know if a reproduction of a 1st pattern Luft sword has ever been made?

Jonathan.

Hello
What are your thoughts on this Luger clip?
I want to make sure its ok before I sell it.
Looking around I thought the plastic version should not be marked on the bottom?
Thanks for your help
Tony

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Hi there!
I was wondering what kind of ring this is?

I’ve done some research online and according to the logo it’s the ‘3rd panzer division totenkopf’ logo.
Who was this ring ment for? Is it an officer ring or just a award-ring? It has Heinrich Himmler text on it, but no RMZ logo.
Maybe it’s from 1943 - 1945 when RMZ logos wasn’t around anymore? I’ve seen a couple of other rings like this, but it was the NORD pnz division.

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Hi guys,
Just after your opinion on this one, cheers

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I just realised, i’ve accidentally started collecting pottery.:eek:
I couldn’t resist the Roberts jug at a car boot last weekend, and on my return home i realised that i have kind of started a small collection without thinking about it.

I love these "peace" mugs. this could be the start of something…….

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