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by: tompress

Description: Deutsches Reiterabzeichen 3. Klasse in Bronze - German Equestrian Sports Badge 3rd Class (bronze)
Reference: OEK 3621, awarded 1930-1945

Manufacturer: L. Chr. Lauer, Nuremberg-Berlin

Bronze, with complete pin-set. Very nice condition, not cleaned.

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Tomasz

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Hi! I recently found this badge while metal detecting. I found it at a place where a Soviet M3 Lee tank blew up so I think that it belongs to a tank crew member. I was wondering what this badges model is and on what pieces of headgear this was attached to. Also, is there any way of preserving this badge and removing the rust without damaging it?

Thanks!

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hello fellow collectors i have found this one in the uk in a very old collection of helmets.
can’t say what it is or what the meaning was for the helmet.
the only thing that is sure it is a us ww1 helmet made in the us.

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Dear all, I’ve had this M42 a good number of years and only recently tried to work out the lot number on it,using the Brian Ice reference book. But this marking has me stumped, so I’m thus asking for your assistance. I thank you in advance!

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by: KRISSE

Description: Very nice worn tunic removed RZM Deutschland cufftitle.
Remnants of the tag are still visible between the letters on the back.

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A friend from the Nederlands sent this over with her son who is staying at the house for a few days with 2 of his friends as part of a UK tour.

Very cool IMO. It is tin plated inside and is nearly 10"/15cm high.

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An American Army Chaplin found this helmet in the El-Alamien train station ,up in the roof in 2001.
I originally told him i thought it was Australian (mainly due to the lack of rim) and to look for a date on the chin strap lugs.
He just sent me these photos and now im not so sure ?
Not much to go on but maybe the lug is a clue. ?
Fantastic find though
Mick

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This shield is not mine but I am interested in purchasing it if authentic. Anyone have an opinion on how the holes in this shield affect the value?

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