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by: tompress

Description: NSDAP Diensauszeichnung in Bronze (1. Stufe) nach 10 Jahren - NSDAP Long Service Cross in Bronze, for 10 Years

Reference: OEK 3763

Early version made of bronze, marked “19″ on the ring (it is not PKZ 19 number, but RZM M11/19, for Wilhelm Deumer, Lüdenscheid)

Top condition, with original ribbon.

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Prices in euro, please use PayPal or IBAN bank transfer (EU buyers). Shipping by registred priority (air) mail with tracking number is only 5.00 € worldwide. No additional fees, if you buy more items of mine.
These are my first ads here, but I am an experienced seller. You can check my profile on eBay (tompress). Authenthicity of all items is guaranted, returs accepted for any reason. Happy hunting
Tomasz

War Relics Militaria sales

My father-in-law brought this bayonet back from Europe after WW2. It appears to me, a novice, to be in excellent shape and manufactured in 1943. The scabbard number matches the bayonet. That’s all I know about this piece of history. Any other information you experts could share with me would be appreciated by my wife and I.

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Picked this up a while ago

Its related to the Somme offensive and I do recognise some place names

Can someone translate if possible please ?

Many thanks in advance, much appreciated

Cheers

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I have seen this lighter being advertized as a German military lighter. Though 99.9% of such lighters that I usually see are those typical ones with the smooth outside with knurled parts. This one is very different. Can anyone say if it is genuinely a German military lighter or one made for sale for German soldiers? Thank you. I have never seen another lighter like this and it makes me a bit cautious.

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Forgive me if this is in the wrong thread / posting point.
We have all came across fakes in our quest of good finds and sometimes it happens..
The house favors our lack of knowledge or insight.
I have a drawer of shame.. pieces not genuine.
So, If my box / drawer is discovered after a demise I would certainly suggest to pre mark them as such. We know them as fantasy or horrible recreations.. I choose to keep them as to not fool or deceive for sale, and one less fake is one less collector out of $$
I firmly believe that if we do this simple task we as collectors could weed out some pitfalls for the future of the hobby. I also believe that study before buying is crucial and vetting here is probably the best way to avoid a mishap, I understand and have been in situations that there are merely minutes to ascertain validity and on impulse "Buy".. It happens !!
Mod’s please move this to the proper thread if deemed.. G cool militaria

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by: levaid

Description: Excellent condition! Marked: Wernstein Jena - DRGM 35269
I accept Paypal or direct bank transfer.
Shipping is 5 $ worldwide!

War Relics Militaria sales

So I bought this helmet on Ebay, I’ll receive it in about a week. I would like to know your thoughts about the paint… is it the original? Some welding was done on it. These are the pictures from the seller. Thanks for your help!

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