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This is the grand-daddy of all headgear reference books: "Collectors Guide: German Relics, Supplement 2: Headgear" by Stan Bozich. Almost all the hats are from the Bob Coleman collection, from that groovy year of 1967 ("It’s hip; it’s now; it’s what’s happening!")

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I’m personally not feeling warm and fuzzy about this, but told it is real, rare, Wiking Division.

Opinions?

Thx in advance for your time ;-]

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Was at a local show today and bought this .

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by: R.H.J

Description: Waffen-SS Stug trousers, standard Waffen-SS pattern constructed of later war Italian Gabardine cloth. Beautiful near-mint condition, interior white cotton aswell Italian HBT. All exterior buttons are black shell dish button’s, interior has 2 buttons for the inner trousers when worn in colder climates. Size markings in place.

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by: R.H.J

Description: A very scarce original second grade sniper or Scharfschütze badge. A second grade type for a minimum of 40 enemy kills, starting from Sept. 1st, 1944. These where handed out in a very small scale late in the war. The badge is in very good condition with the original silver cord intact. It is undamaged but it has a minor stain on the left leave

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Here are 3 photos of the turret removed from the Wirlwind, a friend of mine emailed me them, I will be back up there in a couple of weeks and will take better photos, as well as I can get into her now, I will better photos of the inside of the hull

Dean O
Canada

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