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by: ERIC LIN

Description: Empty Case to the Gold Wound Badge, maker sticker Hauptmunzamt WIEN III
Later War, Paper Hinge. 100% Complete without damage. Only Slight used condition.
Asking Euro 100 (All Inclusive)

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by: ERIC LIN

Description: Cased Gold Wound Badge, Maker Marked 107, Carl Wild,
Case is a private purchased. but perfectly fit the badge.
Gold finish is about 70%
Asking Euro 100 (All inclusive)

War Relics Militaria sales

Do tropical skulls differ in any way other than color from the non-tropical?
Thanks for looking
Steve

SS officers sleeve eagle on original overcoat. Pretty sure this eagle is fake, but wanted to get some
more learned opinions. Thanks!

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Hello

Something I picked up for very little, purely on the look of the thing. Honestly, I haven’t a clue what this particular newspaper pertains to, and I’ve never seen another example to compare it to. My best guess is some kind of financial publication, with mentions of the price of gold, etc. Also a mention of the Reichsführer SS halfway down the left hand column.
I’ve framed it in such a way that makes it quite difficult to remove. If additional photographs are needed, I can pull it out and unfold it. As is, any information on this one would be greatly appreciated.
To be honest, I’m not entirely sure if this is a genuine Third Reich-era newspaper.

Kind regards, B.B.

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Went to a local show - A few items that were there——Along with a very cool magnifying glass with LED lights—

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Hello,

I have proposed this ISA bronze, I am not sure about its authenticity. What’s your opinion about it?

The pics aren’t great sorry, hope this will be enough.

thank you by advance,
regards,
Pierre

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Picked this up years ago in Bremerhaven Germany and was told that it was from a German U boat ? I was told that utensils had to be in aluminum so that they would not spark? size approx. 5"H X5"W.
The bottom is marked with a maker "Ritter" and that its pure aluminum also a "HR39" - no other marks i.e. Marine etc.
Possibly just a story or???Thanks for any help/
Horst

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