Bought at the weekend (thanks Colin ;) )

There is a name scratched inside the holder, but I cannot make it out.

The holder is eagle marked and all items are maker code marked "86".

Cheers, Ade.

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Hi Guys, here is a nice tropical rucksack purchased at the weekend from a comrade in our LH group and who is also a forum member here. (Thanks Colin :) )

As you can see, the condition is mint, unissued.

There are no ink markings that are readable. One strap end is maker marked "lux".

Cheers, Ade.

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hi, here is a cracker, its a bit worn out as it has been lying on its front for 30 years in a bunker in germany (alsace) where it was found.:o(







its not very clear but this buckle is marked in the same way as my knife





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Hello, do you know this brecch find in scave near Italian border in south Alps ? What arm ?

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A few German 26.5mm Flare/signal pistols...BILL

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HI Chaps..............
could i have an opinion on TK collar tabs................................

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Hi,

This passport might be one of the rarest that I have come across.
It was issued in 1939 by the German General Consulate in Shanghai to a business man. What is truly interesting about it that is has visas to the USSR from December 1939, made at the north-eastern Chinese city of Harbin, then there are the entry cancellations through the Russian frontiers. This is due to the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact several months before. The holder then gets an entry visa done at the German Embassy in Moscow! entry visas to Lithuania and Latvia.
Once in Berlin, the holder gets entry visas to both China and occupied north-east China: Manchuria. Thus returning to Shanghai via Siberia, and remaining there until 1946.
I attached scans. Welcome to comment.

Neil.

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Still need a nice visor cap for this one!
Enjoy,
Vince

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Here is my Panzer Col. I do have a question about the Turkish Star. By regulations which side of the tunic was it supposed to be worn on. I have seen period photos of it being worn on both sides. Does any one know?
Many thanks,
Vince

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