can i have your opinions on this its an et64 lot no 30

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I purchased this cross. I did my research online and it SEEMS genuine from the images, based on what I have read regarding signs of a genuine cross. Can anyone confirm? It will take a few weeks to get here, but I want to be certain I did not get scammed at this price.

Thank you in advance!

Good evening Gentlemen, Here’s another badge from my recent pickups, weighing in at only 12.8 grams is this Fliegerschutzenabzeichen für Bordfunker und Bordschutzen or Radio operator & Air gunners badge by Assman. I believe this Aluminium version to be a pre war type 2 correct me if i’m wrong , Looking forward as always to your opinions good or bad ,Regards ,Paul:D

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Hi guys, would like to show you this tropical jacket that I am considering buying and in very nice condition, do not see any issues with it, would appreciate to hear about your views, regards, Juan

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Hi,

Is this Cavalry Officer’s tunic original? I’m not familiar with this type of construction. The collar has no stiffener, all the liner stitching lines, the grain of the material is diagonal and it has no maker label. It does not glow under UV light and all fabrics making the tunic are non synthetic, the burn tests were all negative. The shoulder boards, collar tabs and breast eagle all look original to me. I think the buttons were are repainted. Could it be a Michael Janke tunic? Thanking you all in advance and hoping to hear from some of you very soon.

Regards, juno44

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Hello all, What’s everyone’s opinion on this ring? I’ve had a good look on this forum and others and I can’t seem to find anything remotely similar, even though this type of ring did exist. Does anyone have any info on this design of ring? Were they simply canteen rings bought by Luftwaffe personnel of corresponding rank? or were they something more? The detailing on the shoulders looks a bit ’soft’ to me, maybe this is due to wear and tear or maybe another reason (ground-dug etc.)? All opinions welcomed! Kind Regards, skip01.

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