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I am new to the forum and I have a question: could somebody tell me if these are real Yosegaki flags and what the translation is?

Would be a great help! cool militaria

Thanks,
Jonas

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Hi

My first post on here, so looking forward to the interaction cool

By way of background, I recently purchased a 1942 dates MG42 lafette, used postwar by the Austrian army, complete with leather pads. The world of the MG42/34 lafette seems very murky and from my research it appears postwar mainly Norway, Austria and Yugoslavia carried on using these, often with varying degrees of refurbishment (with the Yugo ones being the most extensive and Austria the least). What are people’s thoughts, are the Austrian ones the best lafette’s to get? Many of the ones I see for sale seem to be ex-Yugo with cloth pads, even if the seller/owner claims they are authentic. From the history I have read, apart from battlefield (rusted) relics, it is impossible to find a clean, untouched, genuine Third Reich lafette for sale/ownership.

Thoughts/feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.

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Hello !!:
Please, I want to know your opinion of this belt. Is it an officer german belt of the WWII ?.
Best regards.

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Hi all…a friend of mine posted this (bad) pics to have opinions on this dagger.
A lot of people told him that is an horrible fake and i know that is highly faked ;may be i’m totally dumb and totally unexpert but i think it’s either impossible to detect it as a fake for sure with these pics or i dont’ find it so ugly…am i dumb and the dagger a crap??
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