Hey all, I recently came into a large collection of German and US maps from the second world war. I was attempting to research the stamp found on some of them and I think the top reads Riechsamt Fur Landesaufnahme and I cannot make out what the bottom says. I know it translates into a land survey stamp. I found German maps of Germany, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus and Poland. Most of the US maps are of Northern France with some from the Bordeaux region, Belgium and the German border. Can anyone read the bottom writing?

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Picked up these today on the fea market a nice lot of original data plates from Sherman ,Centaur and some trailers

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Hello,
need help with this SS belt. I wonder what means DPOst marking. Thanks all for help

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Morning / Afternoon all

This nice looking cross came on the market yesterday.

On the pin you may see what appears to be a poorly stamped ‘2′ however, this cross is no Juncker.

I looked at the other makers who had a 2 in their mark and thought it might resemble a ‘52′ Carl Zimmermann but not identical. The setup is also similar with that of a Zimmermann EK1.

Would very much appreciate your help as I see similarities in some authentic examples as much as I do in some copies.

Cheers, Jamie

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Picked up these today and would like to know are these US Army or British ? as there is nothing marked on them , thank you for any help

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Here is a piece that is not worthy of your time but worth buying because of the liner….
The Shell seems to be complete refurbishment or may seller`s imagination piece, who knows ??

Regards
António

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Working on a trade for this and just want to get a second opinion to make sure everything looks good,the tri shield is covered but is there, worth picking up?

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I got this in a purchase where the only thing I really wanted was the Firestone liner in great condition, but I still want to know where this shell comes from. There are no other markings other than the stamped numbers on the rim. Any ideas?

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Hello, I need a translation of the area in the red box on this personnel record. Any help is appreciated
Thanks
John

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