Hi,

WW2 British Army Artillery Colonel, MC, khaki cotton jacket.

Please, would anyone know who he was?

Thanks!

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Good Morning, Friends…
I found this dagger on offer for a great price - Seller states that it’s a Pre-1945 German-Made Dagger that was produced for Export to South America…The Sheath appears to have been Owner-Modified for the US Type Pistol Belt…I’ve located 2 more online with identical Blades but differently styled Handles, yet no History or Background Story on them…-(Bottom Photo shows one of them)…
Your Thoughts and Opinions are Greatly Appreciated…;)
cheers, Glenn

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by: hucks216

Description: Wehrpass in excellent condition to a soldier in Gebirgsjäger-Rgt 99 (1.Gebirgs-Division). Awarded the Infantry Assault Badge, he was killed in action in January 1942 in Russia. Wehrpass also comes with a death/memorial card for the soldier.
What is interesting about the Wehrpass is that the signature seen in numerous places within it is that of Raimund Feser. He won the DKiG and Ehrenblattspange but as a Hauptmann and Battalion Commander of II/GJR-99 his command was responsible for the buring down of a village called Dragumi and murder of 8 civilians in November 1943.

Payment via Paypal preferred but Bank Transfer also possible. Asking price includes all shipping and payment fees.

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Greetings Friends
This tunic has attracted previous passing comment and I’m surprised more hasn’t been said.. unless I’ve missed something.
A couple of questions have come to mind that I would appreciate any of your considerations.

Assuming its an authentic early, intact and well-worn tunic, is it unusual that the owner didn’t progress beyond the rank of SS-Mann?
The seller has kindly sent more detailed photos that I have not sought permission to re-publish. I was interested as to how much the stitching that attaches the collar piping and collar tabs might differ from later RZM-issue or tailored tunics.

Thanks for your input. Regards, Paul

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Hello fellows collectors and enthousiats, I would like to introduce you my Boh Tare Nuno. I never imagined buying such a rare item before reading Nick’s article on his topic about Japanese field cap. So thanks to him anyway! Now it’s time to see if I learned my lesson well or if I got screwed from a lot of bucks …

I believe this is dated 1944 from the arsenal (?) stamp, it must be the soldier / NCO version. Looks to be a kanji written on each flap, it’s faint, I have the same inside one of my breadbag, something to do with quality control ?

Here are the pictures, please feel free to give your opinion about it and thank you for watching.

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Question: What do you do when your Chinese fake cuff title manufacturer stuffs up the wording on your embroidered ‘GERMANIA’ titles??

A: Cut your losses and sell the lot on Ebay of course!!!

84M WWII GERMAN WAFFEN TITLE CUFF DEALER LOT
BRAND NEW REPRODUCTION

The punters will be none-the-wiser that ‘Bermania’ never existed …:rolleyes:

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can someone please explain what this daf werkschar tag is doing in a werkfeuerwehr visor cap?

thank you

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I picked up a Type 99 Arisaka back in December for my first piece.

I used to randomly collect whatever WWII items I could find. Now, it’s strictly Japanese. I’m waiting on some 7.7 ammunition in the original boxes to get here as well. All of the items were bought from reputable dealers or forum members.

My beautiful four year old loves the Shin guntos.

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