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I found these in the same junk shop close together. Who knows what I missed before? IS this belt straight Navy or could it be Naval Landing Force? The prayer pouch has a little sword=possibly silver with kanji on it. The belt has a factory splice with glue and stitch.. This may be late war economy production?

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Hey all, hoping someone with more gun expertise can help me resolve my Arisaka type 99 problems. I’ll try and describe the issue the best of my ability. I just put the trigger, sear and sear spring on. I placed the bolt into the barrel and was able to lock it into place. When the trigger is pulled it doesn’t release the pin to dry fire the weapon. The trigger doesn’t actually pull back when pulled. There is a upright pin the sear spring sits on and it may not be passing through the frame enough to allow the other side of the sear to drop and release the firing pin. Has anyone had similar problems with trigger/sear assembly on the 99?

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by: Dan Miller

Description: In silvered aluminium, 2nd pattern eagle, 84mm wing tip to wing tip, mark of Assmann along with D.R.G.M. mark on reverse, in very fine condition.

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by: Dan Miller

Description: In silvered aluminium, 2nd pattern eagle, 84mm wing tip to wing tip, mark of Assmann on reverse, in very fine condition.

War Relics Militaria sales

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by: Dan Miller

Description: In silvered aluminium, 2nd pattern eagle, 84mm wing tip to wing tip, mark of Assmann on reverse, n very fine condition.

War Relics Militaria sales

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by: Dan Miller

Description: In silvered aluminium, 2nd pattern eagle, 84mm wing tip to wing tip, mark of Assmann along with D.R.G.M. mark on reverse, in very fine condition.

War Relics Militaria sales

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by: Dan Miller

Description: In silvered aluminium, 2nd pattern eagle, 84mm wing tip to wing tip, mark of Assmann along with D.R.G.M. mark on reverse, in very fine condition.

War Relics Militaria sales

Hi everyone,
Just thought I would post up a few pics of my Model of 1913 Sauer with holster. The holster is super hard to read, but it does have a Berlin 1917 stamp on the flap. Unfortunately the maker can’t be made out. Enjoy.

one of my la gleize pick ups last weekend. Soldatenbund visor for a former member of the kavallerie. The Logo on the sweatshield is denazified and the piping has some damage to the top but apart from that it’s still a collecible hat.+For 80€ I’m glad to close my eyes for some little issues. The soldatenbund only existed for 3 years and waffenfarbes like this are not that easy to find. I saw it and I could’t resist. I Always seem to fall in love with such harmed little pieces of history. Eagle is not textbook but different varities were used on veteran caps. Hat is neatly marked under the SchweiBleder.

regards
vb

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