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Battle impacted w/ Vintage Paint/Patina WW1 WW2 German M16 M17 Helmet BF 64 (cm) | eBay

This is for bootstrapping American Science, since US Schools Rank 22nd in Science & 30th in Math;
We need to rebuild US Jobs;
And start young! We’re bringing science expos to schools across the US;
Before we go, we call local business & philanthropists, to see if they’re interested in sponsor the schools,
especially if they have any mentors they’d like to sponsor.
Phase 2 is to get kids into yr round science competitions,
modeling off the Segue Scooter’s Dean Kamen, who started a robotics competition in 1989;
We need to also replicate that for a diversity of fields,
starting with Alternative Energy, Medical Research & Nanotechnology.
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Brought back to the US as a WW2 war trophy;
hopefully, the protected wearer went on to have a positive role in many lives in the intervening post-War years… after the guy’s headache & ears stopped ringing!

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As you might guess, I enjoy researching history;
My finds are upon the ebay listing :b:
Battle impacted w/ Vintage Paint/Patina WW1 WW2 German M16 M17 Helmet BF 64 (cm) | eBay

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& I’ll put an exemption in for your country (Ah, the joys of fiscally kickstarting a NonProfit!)
Thanks kindly!

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Hi guys,
Any ideas what I have here? Looks Chinese by a couple of the markings but I’m no expert. Is it trench art? There must be a reason for the glass bottom. Bore site device maybe?

Hello.

Can anyone identify who owns this signature.?

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hi guys, just need your help to identify what aircraft these would be from?
I initially thought FW109 for the cylinder but after comparing it with some others online it didn’t match perfectly.
The spinner is apparently from an me109 but i don’t think that’s correct,
Thoughts on both?

I’m getting more photos and dimensions tonight.

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Hellowto all

i have a rather trivial question, but even thou i looked hard, i could not find a helpful thread for it.

In what order / sequence / position - and where - are the awards to be placed on the tunic?

I studied many pics and have a general idea about some of them, but it´s still a rather confusing matter for me.
Even the so common Verwundetenabzeichen, sometimes its on the lower corner of the pocket, sometimes in the lower center, sometimes even under the pocket.

I came to this question when i decided to "upgrade a "new" old Luftwaffe Gefreiter Uniform i got recently. I sewed very carefully some tiny "Award Loops" to it, but then the question arose, about where /or how what award to use and where exactly it goes.

I have SA Sportsbadge, Wounded badge, KVK Class I, HJ pin, Sportabzeichen, Sturmabzeichen and so on, you know the game.

So.. which one goes were, or in case that two or three would go on the same place, which one takes precedence?
I will try to upload some pics about how i have it now, as i don want to overload it..

Annexed are some pics of the Tunic on which i wanna place the awards.

Suggestions & comments are very welcome

Dan

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Gents,
Could this GAB 25 be real? Seller wants $850. Seems low even in rough condition with broken catch.

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Today, I was in the war room doing a bit more discovery on some pieces. I had this M42 Heer SD passed down from my Grandfather. He acquired the helmet direct from the vet. I never bothered to take the chin strap off the front rim of the helmet, because naturally markings are on the tip and this tip had been cut. Well, today I did and boy what a surprise… Odd as it is, I noticed the embossed marking of "V.A. SS 1938" on the strap. Very odd, an M42 would have this strap - my Grandpa didn’t know either! You can see the mark left by the strap when I removed it from the rim… I have only seen some photos of this marking and the RZM one, most bogus. But, this strap has been on this helmet for decades! Sorry, these photos are poor and I can take more as needed.

Take a look - would love your thoughts! Prost! Duff

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These 2 daggers are from the same supplier seen in this Chained SS thread here > http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/ss-die…dagger-676211/

All thoughts and comments are welcome !

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by: tompress

Description: Erinnerungsmedaille für die spanischen Freiwilligen der Blauen Division. Established 1944
German medal for Spanish volunteers of. 250. Infantry Division, fighting against the Red Army on the Eastern Front.

Unused mint zinc medal with late war bronze wash, full gliding (most medals offered actually by different dealers are without golden coating). With replacement post war ribbon.

Manufacter: Deschler und Sohn, Munich (provenience from famous “Deschler Found”), unmarked.
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