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My name is Jack Zhuge, from Asia. I’m interested in collecting World War II souvenirs. I like the Soviet Union and Japan in World War II very much. I’m looking forward to learning from those who are more experienced than me. Thank you for your support

Hi, came across this helmet for sale for $250 US. The seller claims the paint to be original with the owners name inscribed on the inside rim. It has ‘ Cpt Lewis Zarby Remagen Germany AM Rhien July 1st 1919’ scratched onto the inside of the dome’. just after opinions on whether this would be original and why it would be dated after the ceasefire, did something occur here after the war?

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I have come across this m40 helmet for $300 us, the seller claims that it retains 99% of its original textured paint, the leather liner is not original but the liner band is apparently untouched. Just after opinions on authenticity and whether this is a good deal. Thanks

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Hello,
belt and buckle found in France, the buckle has never been lifted from the belt.
Thank you.

belt marking: E.O GÖTZE & SOHN GERSDORF 105/1941

Buckle marking: WERNER LINKER DUISBURG 1940

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Bonjour,
Boucle et ceinturon trouvé en france , la boucle n’a jamais ete levé du ceinturon.
Merci.

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Hi, I have come across this m16 helmet for sale, the seller claims that it’s paint is all original from ww1, just after second opinions on whether this is true as it seems to be in too good of condition.

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Hello all, for some reason I’ve had these a long time and never asked about them, I kind of just ignored them as they came with a small collection I bought. I am nearly 90% sure they are not War time German, I am thinking maybe post war German. I am asking for some identification of them. I think they are normal colours (red for artillery, yellow for signals, etc.) but I don’t know if any of this changed post war. Last thing is what appear to be sergeant shoulder boards that have a point on the end.

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Thanks in advance,
Bodhi

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