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The fuel pump?

Hi
I ask you to determine the subject. Fuel pump WW2 or earlier period? In what technique could it be used?
Material is brass. There is a room.

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US WW2 M38 tanker tank sherman fury helme Stahlhelm + googles

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I was wondering if this disc was authentic first of all, and secondly if anyone knows if it has the possibility of being Oberbayern due to it being the 1st Regiment (if that’s even possible to tell)? I only ask this because some of the discs in the SS Erkennungsmarken pinned thread are Rgt 1 and claim to be prior Oberbayern.

Any information would help, thanks!

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SS Lublin officer

Hello,

Good morning.
Any thoughts about the issuing officer here?
Though a bit late, maybe staff originally belonged to Lublin?

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Don’t forget to put your camera away!!

Hello All,After a harrowing incident,I (Like an Idiot) knocked my camera off my computer!! I got distracted and left it where I had put it.when I went back to pick it up I forgot that it was still plugged in! and it was snagged right out of my hand..It clattered on the floor and I spoke in tongues for a full 30 seconds! I decided to do a quick test shoot to make sure it still worked and decided to do a few quick shots of my newest addition hoping at least to feel a little better playing with my new toy.Thank goodness it survived the fall! Anyhow,although not much of a weapon or hand forged,Its one you don’t run across very often so I thought I would share a few quick pics.Would have loved it even more if it had come with the tassel;) but the camera surviving made my day! DON’T FORGET TO PUT AWAY YOUR CAMERAS!!

Regards,Geoff

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A new small group of photos.

I picked these images up this weekend, $10 for all of them. The Luftwaffe soldier with the horse and the Imperial officer riding are for my daughter’s cavalry related collection. The other two are just because. Nobody storming Stalingrad or any of that, just the relaxed images that I have grown more fond of.
Comments are welcome and thanks for having a look!