Hello out there,

I need some help concerning a part of a contact fuze from a German G7a torpedo. Please se the attache Image.

Is there anyone out there who has an idea of what such a German G7a contact fuze is worth / will traded for / value, estimate.

Thanks in advance!

Best regards, Jan

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Hello friends! I have this HJ on the way to me and today I talked about it with colleagues in Russia.
They have some serious doubts about it because the maker mark. As we can see, the two last digits is added later than the first "1". So it probably begun its life as RZM 1. But it sure must be from same die?
It is hard to understand because I use Google Translate on their forum.

So, are the numbers added by the company or someone else? I found this on HJ-research:
https://www.hj-research.com/forum/f8…markings-8769/

1. RZM 1 = M1/1 which is Kallenbach Meyer & Franke
2. RZM 3 = M1/3 which is Max Kremhelmer , so this leads me to believe that Kallenbach mis marked this buckle. This buckle should have been marked RZM KH 3 (RZM KH 3 = M4/3 Kallenbach Meyer & Franke)
3. RZM 119 = M1/119 Georg Bonitz, so this leads me to believe Kallenbach mis marked this buckle as well. The marking should have been RZM UE 119 (RZM UE 119 = M5/119 Kallenbach Meyer & Franke)
4. RZM M4/3 = Kallenbach Meyer & Franke

So what are your opinions? Fake digits or did the maker add the numbers?
Thank you for your time!

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I got this along with some other items , I have never had such a large size armband before. it is 3 pce construction wool with marking inside. last picture shown beside an HJ for size.

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polishboys small eagle colletion & pinsShown is my small collection of Eagles and Lapel Pins from early 1900’s to the 70’s.
I am no expert in Polish Eagles so What you see is what you get. Yes, They are for sale contact me
at: rmarc99@comcast.net

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Hello
do you know this insignia ?
thanks for answers
cordially
Didier

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This is part of the small grouping of Herman Goring cuff title and a couple of badges I just acquired directly from the family here on the Isle of Man. A superb uniform removed NCO’;s cuff title for the Herman Goring Division.

Ok so it has a few moth nips, and frayed edges, but this has never been in a collection before - I love the way it has been "tack stitched" on the back. Bags of character - Enjoy

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Hi Guys, been a while since I got any new Soviet awards.

My first screw post variant too. Serial number 60410.

Not researched, yet…

Came with a nice silver backing plate too.

Cheers, Ade.

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Hello all,

This overseas cap came in a lot of 20+ caps I got from a dealer. It appears to me that this cap may be WWI as the construction is different from all my other WWII period caps. The makers mark on the inside also throws me off. I was wondering whether or not this could be a foreign made example of a WWI cap or something of the sorts. Any information is appreciated.

Cheers,
Warbuff

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I am looking for help on this medal. I do not think the ribbon is correct, but am now wondering about the medal also. Any thoughts or opinions are helpful.
John O.

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