Hi guys, is this cufftitle original? Thx for coments

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Marked STERLING in 2 places on the back,3 inch widex2 1/8 tall,screw back.WWWho would have worn these?

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Hello guys!

I could not find a makers mark on the mantel or the hats, the ‘diamonds’ inside the schirmmütze appear to be missing, but all in all a decent lot? any thought? what puzzled me was the inscriptions in one of the hats….

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I bought this medal manufactured "60", the ribbon does not react to UV light, and the medal what do you think? Is it original or replica? Thank you.

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Hi friends collectors.
I need your opinion on this my erkennungsmarke. Because I did not find similar EKM for comparison.
Giovanni

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Hi,

my friends gave me some "ushanka" winter hat for my collection. They bought if from ebay few weeks ago. But I am not to sure if it is original soviet made. There is marking in Russian but the badge is strange. Absolutly not soviet made. The shape of hat is very simular to the bulgarian winter hats.

The item location of auction was somewere in the United Kingdom.
I am not sure about originality of this item.

Thanks of any help.

Hi guys,

can someone let me know if this is an original Gausieger badge please?

Thanks.

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I have just acquired this LW hat and would like to know if it is named. There is no name apparent on the exposed part of the sweatband, but wonder if there is a name underneath. The problem is the sweatband is brittle and am hesitant to flip it inside out. Any advice? Thanks.

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Sorry for the crappy pics, but from what you can see does this stand a chance? The hardware on the reverse looks too new, but the detail on the obverse looks to me like another I have seen for sale, although the rear of the adler looks to have less beak shape. Attributed to Hermann Aurich, Dresden.

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