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A small addition to the collection

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Hello folks.

I purchased some stuff from a fellow forum member recently, and included in the box was a small collection of random items. This was one of them, and I’m not really sure where to begin with it. A WWII-era U.S. dog tag, named to a Milton V. Strunk, of Helena, Montana. SN. 37027694

This is a first for me. Are there any methods or resources for researching these, or are the relevant records locked away from the general public? Any help in that regard would be very much appreciated.

Regards, B.B.

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..so i want to sell an authentic Knights Cross….very expensive….how is this done safely and securely with buyer and seller getting their $$$ and item?

Hi All,

Just come across this being sold as 100% genuine on a UK Dealers Web-Site.
Leather stamped SS 1/53 or 58 RZM.
Clip marked as per pictures.
Sorry about the pictures but best I could get.
Interested in comments.

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Hello, I’m ww2 german small collector and digger for around 11 years, from Czech Republic and I would like to improve my experience in assessing originality, or help someone else with what I know …

I have to consult the officer’s buckle, I can investigate 16.10. 2019, i will be grateful for the views… Thank you

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