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Good afternoon all,

As promised in my previous thread I will post a picture of my other EKM (I only have three so far).
This one is from the Stamm-Kompanie Grenadier Ersatz Bataillon 37. It has some scratches wich make me believe someone cleaned this one, but still a nice piece.

Regards, Rik

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Good afternoon guys,

Last week I received these two Erkennungsmarken. I got them via an online auction.
One is from 2. Kompanie Schützen Ersatz Bataljon 8 and the second one is from the Sanitäts Ersatz Abteillung 6.
I post them here to share and for future reference.

Regards, Rik

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by: don_kihotis7

Description: Hello fellow collectors,

I have decided to list this tunic today. It’s a textbook service tunic for flight or para personnel. The tunic is in top condition, only showing very little wear just behind the collar (repaired) and on the right armpit (from inside). I have also marked 2 areas with some surface wear on the wool. All insignia are 100% factory applied. The Litzen are machine applied whilst the breast eagle hand stitched which was the normal for this type of tunic. Inside it is well marked and lined with the typical cotton ribbed material.

Thanks for looking!

Price is 750 Euros which includes shipping via courier delivered to your door.
I prefer Bank transfer with shared fees.

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Could this be any more british if it tried?
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Realy need help about this..Old guy wants to sell me this box.. No marks,year…
Is it for MG42 German or from other army??

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I’ve found an orthopedic insole near Vitebsk (Belarus), which is made from iron. Can this insole belong to Wehrmacht?

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A recent addition to my IAB collection.
This example is a solid zinc badge that has a wrap around, sheet metal hinge that is fitted into a recess in the reverse of the badge. The round wire catch is attached to a rectangular base plate which is also fitted into a recess in the reverse.
This one still retains most of it’s silver finish that has taken on a darker tone over the years.
Ralph.

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