Evening Gentlemen, Looking at a few items this evening. Could use your guidance. First, do I have the title correct? Are these late war, 3rd variant? Do these surface regularly? Look to be authentic? What would the value be of these in this condition if authentic?

Much appreciated. Thankful.

Best,
Von Ritt

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Evening Gentlemen, Looking at a few items this evening. Could use your guidance. First, do I have the title correct? Are these late war, 3rd variant? Do these surface regularly? Look to be authentic? What would the value be of these in this condition if authentic?

Much appreciated. Thankful.

Best,
Von Ritt

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Gents,

Here are a pair of crosses made by the firm: Friedrich Keller. One is a little bit rougher than the other. However, it still deserves to be displayed and shared.

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Dare anyone to say this 10x’s fast: Segelflugzeugführerabzeichen

Anyway, this just arrived on the doorstep today. While everyone is showing off their helmets from the SOS ( ) I wonder if this will draw any attention cool militaria

A close to, if not, MINT unmarked Assmann zinc Glider Pilots Badge. A hard to find award and I don’t think I’ve seen one in this fine condition before.

Retains all of it’s original silver wash and blacken eagle. Swastika appears to be burnished as well at one point in time.

A later war piece given that it is zinc. Typical Assmann tombak hardware and flat rivets conform to know originals.

Enjoy!

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Gents,

Here is another cross in which I have owned for a very long time and shame on me for not posting it sooner. This cross exhibits a core with 98% of its original paint and some lovely patina.

(Sorry for the poor lighting)

Joel

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Hi gents, this is my another recent purchase. Wonderful west wall medal in absolutely mint condition. Its excellent specimen, but also one which is probably most common and most encountered.

Best regards,
Franko

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I believe I posted this a few years ago but I thought I’d share it again! It’s a M35 beaded luftschutz but it has on the liner a Luftwaffe school stamp and a HQ approval stamp which I’ve never seen both together in any luftschutz helmet before, or is there another out there like it? Pity it’s missing one split pin but I’m still happy with it! What do you guys think?

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Recent gun show pick up, 1941 Finnish M91/30 these are not so common around where I’m from so I was pretty excited to have to the chance to pick it up and as they also go for a pretty penny, I always love the wood grain on these! Looks to have its original blueing and stock finish.

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