Hi folks, I am not sure about the authenticity of this Spange. I did look up the manufacturer (L/15 Schickle?) and did not find many examples for comparison. Feedback is welcome. NH

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I have 2 helmets both from the Ardennes. This helmet carries a solemn tale I’m sure. I treat it with respect.

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This Panzer tunic showed up as a walk-in at a small, local gun show where I was set up. It has been heavily modified, and has several obvious problems (see photos). But it was extremely (embarrassingly) cheap, so I bought it. SO, I’m trying to decide where to go from here. I don’t have a Panzer tunic of any sort in my collection, and I would like to make it presentable for that purpose. Should I scrap it for parts/insignia, or even try to restore it? Would ask any and all opinions. Thanks in advance. (Sry about the one pic I got loaded sideways)

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by: MG42 cra

Description: Looking to purhcase any MG34/42 accessories - ammo tins, drums, barrel carriers etc etc.
Ideally in original wartime paint and condition.
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by: carlsson1982

Description: Up for sale this nice early SS cap skull, better known as the "unmarked Deschler", this is the rarer type with the closed sockets, nice patina and priced to sell.
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Hello all,

Here is a SS belt, buckle and cross strap available locally. I’ve been reading through the stickied threads in this sub-forum (a wealth of info to be sure!), and it seems that there are some unmarked iterations of this buckle. Beyond that, I’m having trouble figuring out which version this is, and if some, all or none of it is original. The buckle IS magnetic.

Any guidance would be greatly appreciated here, and thanks again!

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