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fallschirmshutzenabzeichen real?

hello i have in my hand an attached paratrooper badge,does it looks like an original to You?
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Wehrmacht Gasanzug Jacke + Hose WaA 1937 Sonderbekleidung schwere Gasbekleidung



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DAK Afrika Korps Schulterklappen orig. German Africa Corps shoulder boards ww2



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Wehrmacht Gasanzug Jacke + Hose WaA 1937 Sonderbekleidung schwere Gasbekleidung



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for sale Reproduction of SS/SA dagger handle

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by: wk1

Description: perfect reproduction of dagger handle

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Dachbodenfund uralter Helm Stahlhelm helmet WW2 WW1 ??



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Thoughts on this SS tab

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Thinking of making my first purchase, what do you think of them?
Any information


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Krakow police patch

Hi,
I bought this patch and would appreciate any info on it. Was it worn by german police assigned to Krakow.
Also it’s in excellent condition which sets off alarms for me. There isn’t another to be found on the internet. If it was a fake wouldn’t there be several on the web. Who would make a one off.
Thanks in advance 11018391101840


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Unknown coat insignia

Does anyone know what country gghis insignia is from. It’s sewn into a wool pea jacket.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks1101837


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Friesch to Klara: 7th May 1942

Hello folks.

Sorry for the bombardment of feldpost in recent days. The seller I’ve acquired these from continues to list new items regularly, and I’ve been busy dredging the listings in an effort to keep this particular feldpost grouping together. Once I’m confident I have them all, I’ll work the soldier’s story-via-correspondence into a single document and store it with the letters, along with the individual translations. That way, the inheritors of my collection won’t need to speak German or read Sütterlin to enjoy the history.

To the letter itself. In this instance, Friesch had very little to say. The envelope contains a single piece of paper, of which only half of one side is filled in. This envelope style is consistent with others I have from the previous year, leading me to believe they are all ‘field correspondence,’ sent by Friesch during active service. This would certainly explain the brief nature of the content in this one.

* As I speak, I have four other letters on my eBay ‘watch list.’ It seems the seller has a great many of Friesch’s correspondence, and I’m contemplating messaging them and seeing if I can acquire them all as a single lot. In the meantime, I’ll post ‘em as I get ‘em. Apologies for being such a nuisance in this regard. *

Best regards, B.B.


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