I had a full mannequin that I wasn’t using, so thought this would look fairly good once it was
together. The stone grey trousers aren’t quite correct for this style of tunic (they had a thin
red stripe down the side of the trousers) but this will do for now…. :rolleyes:

Hope you like my photos….

Cheers

Bob

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I purchased this very nice London tailored US 8th AAF Major’s 4 pocket tunic yesterday.

I was also fortunate enough to be able to find a nice AAF shirt and tie to go with it at the same time.

All came out of an old collection that has now been sold off.

Hope you like my photos

Cheers

Bob (incidentally, the ‘pink’ Garrison cap has some photos in the headgear section of ‘The Western Allies’ section
if anyone wishes to see them).

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Found this at a local gunshop,ser no is 000514 of only 1000 produced,makes it kind of scarce.

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Wondering if these are navy Arsenal related or simply patriotic badges?

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by: carlsson1982

Description: Up for sale this outstanding cupal cap set. These came together and are both very searched makers. The eagle is a rare Zimmermann SS499/42- M1/72 marked piece with a lot of character (the right attachment has been reinforced, almost invisible). The skull is a rare early Deschler RZM 52 marked. As said these came together!Sets like these are sold between 2k-4k by dealers and are mostly M1/52’s and other more "availabl" makers.
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Hello,
I would like to know something about this pickelhaube - original or fake? If original, any information about it, if You could.

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by: KRISSE

Description: Excellent and attractive early M33 SS dagger made by Eickhorn with large double oval C.E. marked.
Comes with it’s (unmarked) vertical hanger.
Lower guard is benchmarked with a ‘3′ and also bears a SS servicenumber which is not indentified untill today.
The blade itself has still 100% crossgraining but also has some minor greyspotting in the middle.
All in all a fantastic dagger from a maker that’s quit rare to find.
I hate to let him go but I need to money to fund something else.
Don’t hestitate to ask for more picture. Got plenty more.
Thanks for watching.

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