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by: PBaczuk

Description: I am seeking a replacement hand grip and any sheath scabbard for the Luft miature sword.

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Hello everyone,

I would like to know your opinions on these collar tabs.

Thank you very much in advance

Regards
David

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Hey! Gentlemen.
I have received some different opinions about this.
What are your thoughts about it?

Sincerely:

Michael.

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Hello,
I want to buy this item. Please tell me if it’s original or not.
Thank You.

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hi, I wonder if anyone can tell me if this leaflet is an Allied propaganda leaflet. It appears to be a wanted leaflet for Fritz Gaudel but I can’t find any reference to such a person and the photo looks exactly like Fritz Sauckel who was hanged in 1946 for war crimes. The leaflet has no reference number which is unlike most Allied propaganda leaflets.

Any suggestions please

thanks

Dave

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Here is one we found on a soldier from a mass grave in the Zadar county. Dont ask if its for sale, its gonna be reburied with them.

A rare one made in stainless, shame not more of them are around. It would help greatly with identifying the soldiers.

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just bought this battledress >>but need help on makers mark , sorry about the photos but all i have at this time
the email i have from the seller
The Jacket (blouse) belonged to my father a Mikolai (Nicholas) Erfurt who was captured by the Germans in Katowice in 1939. He was then sent to North Africa where he and his friends escaped to join the British lines. He then made his way North as part of the tank corp and was demobbed in Strensall, York.
It was there that he met the husband of my Godmother to be, namely a Leon Kwiatkowski. The tunic; which is very small belonged to Leon. For some reason he gave this blouse to my father before I was born (1951). My mother is still alive (aged 92) and said that dad had always had the blouse; hence the reference to WW2. It is very small and would be circa size 8 - 10 if it were for a female.
There are no tags on the inside but there is a stamping on the inside of the left breast pocket; the attached photo refers. You can make out Blouse Battle and then some numbering.

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