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Here’s your chance to pick up a outstanding cloth luftwaffe air gunner award patch. Very hard to find, and being much more rare than the more common radio operator patch. This patch would make for an excellent addition to any collection!

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William Kramer

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Hi,
I have been offered this German Police Helmet by a friend.
It is in rough shape as shown.
I do not have any doubts as to authenticity.
It is in poor shape.
I have to make him an offer and I do not have an idea of value.
I have seen some on the internet but most were in better shape.
My real question is, what is it worth in this condition?
Thank you in advance.

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Hi Guys,
since i had no luck with my last ISA piece, because it turned out to be a fake, i think this time i got lucky It is marked M.K Metall & Kunstoff. I have seen an identical one here in the Forum and i think it looks Ok! Let me know i would like to here your opinion..

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Hello,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, so I apologize if it’s incorrect. I don’t normally collect this type of memorabilia but I could not pass it up. I bought it at an estate sale a few months ago. I’m assuming it once belonged to a lady whose husband served in an armored division or perhaps she worked in tank production in a factory. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to check it out.

Tom

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The Missus and me took the Grandson for a day out to Liverpool yesterday, we decided to get the ferry across to the U boat museum. On arrival you go into an indoor display which tells you the history and time line of the U 534 and there are quite a few items on display recovered from the wreck.
The main part of the museum is the U boat it’s self which to be quite honest has been butchered by chopping it into pieces, why the hell they couldn’t leave it whole and cut viewing ports into the sides is beyond me.
You do get an idea of how claustrophobic it was to live on a U boot, watching das Boot makes a U boat look more spacious than it really was, even the bigger areas like the control room really are tiny.
It must have cost an absolute fortune to recover U 534, but now the thing is literally falling apart before your eyes, a gust of wind ripped off a rusty lump of outer hull as i watched. You would think there would be more effort made to preserve the wreck, i reckon in about 10 years there will only be the inner pressure hull left.
On the plus side though the Grandson loved it!…;)

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Hey all, picked this up locally for a hundred bucks so I couldn’t turn it down. I know that the shell and the liner are good but was curious about the decal. I’ve never seen one and don’t have any experience with them. The only thing that was disconcerting to me with a decal was the Eagles beak. The helmet is marked ET66 and has a lot number. I figured if the decal was fake I would just try to remove it. Thanks for any opinions. Sorry for the couple of sideways pictures

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