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Hello,

I was offerd for sale an 1st model SS visor with jawless skull and RZM label.
The visor from this hat is black on the out en inside, the which I have seen pictured were having black at the outside and brown at the inside of the visor.
I did some research but I can’t find anything usefull.
The maker is Deutsche Industrie I found some Hussar visors made by them but no SS visor.

My question is:

Did Deutsche Industrie made SS hats?
If yes is the which I attached (these are the only two pictures which I have) an original or not?

Hope I get some clear answers.

Thanks,

Ron

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Im a newly signed up member and was looking for some advice on what I suspect is a contentious subject amoungst members - cleaning (or not to clean) a buckle.

Whilst researching a recent RMZ 63 purchase in this forum I noticed that Ben had previously showed a very fine example before cleaning and after - and must confess that I liked the post clean pictures better.

So my question is how do you reach that light level of clean effect on a nickel buckle ?

I have viewed this forum from the outside for quite some time and found the advice on fakes has been very useful indeed.

Many thanks
Michael

Hello, my name is Marian, I am from Bucharest, Romania. I am very passionate about history, museums, military equipment. I have a small personal collection of items from various periods of history , including second world war. Does anyone have a nazi flag and/or armband who is willing to give it away as a symbolical donation ? Thanks.

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I wanted to share this photo that I have had since Christmas of 2003. A friend who shared an interest in flying was in Florida at a commercial pilot school (I only made it to the controls of a Cessna 172 for a couple short stints while he did become a commercial pilot) and he got this for me at an air show. I had to take it out of its original frame and need to get a new frame for it, so I took an opportunity to photograph it to share. I made the lines on it so it wouldn’t be easily copied. Hard to write my name with the editor on a cell phone.

Thanks for looking!

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I have a dog tag but I do not know anything about it, it is possible through the dog tag to know who the person was or what his service in the war? Thanks for your help.

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by: jeepj3000

Description: Nice zinc overhoff skull, prongs are marked rzm m1/24 also
Has somme dirt and fuzz on the reverse in the crevices of the bones, pins are a bit loose

Will ship worldwide at buyers expense, paypal preferred

thanks

Mike

War Relics Militaria sales

I have about 20-30 of these items and I saved them mostly for the brass content. As I use brass in many ways, I felt it would be a waste to let them go for scrap.
They are mounts for a foot rail at a bar. I don’t remember how I came by them but I did.
So, I was looking at them all sitting on my deck one day and was trying to figure out a way to utilize them. Here is what I came up with.
I cut off the part for the brass pipe to go through as well as the supports. I polished the brass and drilled two extra holes at the end that did not have any. I then checked the clearance and had to make up something to give the hat/helmet a little more distance from the support. Some require more height than others.
I figured they could save a little shelf space.
Ralph.

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