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WWII Waffen-SS Elite M40 Götz von Berlichingen & M43 Signal Corps Tunics complete with Insignia (Authentic or Fake?) Help?
I have these limited photographs available currently but will get more soon from a private collection in Germany.

These are very pricey and I am still a learner and rookie with SS insignia and tunics, stamps and cuff titles.
I would very much appreciate some help to identify weather these tunics are original.. even at a 50/50 chance, what parts on them are fake or weather these are mint untouched pieces.. weather it all looks good accept for a certain patch like the eagles fro example may have been removed during the War and then replaced with with the wrong eagle maybe.. I have no idea and need professional help to tell me weather these are very possibly original or if they are all completely wrong?

However if these are wrong, please point out what is wrong, what is right, what is possibly correct and what is unknown please.. I need to weigh up the money against the possibility of these being right or wrong.
I thank you for your help my friends!

I am looking to get something like this as a gift to my dad and want something that is most likely or very high chance to be authentic once handled in person and carefully researched and tested. These tunic have also been tested with the black light or blue light and tested positive for 0% nylon or any material that shine or glow.

First Tunic: WWII Waffen-SS Elite M40 Panzer "Götz von Berlichingen" Tunic

Second Tunic: WWII Waffen-SS M43 Signal Corps Tunic

Thank you for looking and for all the help my friends, all the best!
Will add more pictures hopefully tomorrow when I get a few more that are important.

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I have recently acquired this Wz.35 helmet. It seems to be in very good condition, although it seems to have been repainted in greyish green paint. I know that is has been repainted because underneath there is still the original light gray paint. What can you tell me about the helmet? Was the shell manufactured before the war and the relined/repainted after? And who used it - Civil Defence, Air Defence or Fire fighters? Thanks.

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My big Candle..

I should have bought a box load when I had the chance :rolleyes:

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I saw this painting in a local news paper, commemorating the Blitz during May 1942.

It’s a great picture, and it’s by a fellow called David E Bright.

It’s called "Blitz on Liverpool" with a Heinkel 111 on a bombing run over the Mersey.

Each Heinkel was four seconds apart.

It’s even better than I expected, well worth the wait, it took me ages to finally get it

It’s hard to get nice pictures as the picture is even darker being a night time scene.

When I met the artist, he explain that he obtained a Genuine Luftwaffe reconnaissance picture of Liverpool from 1941.

He also researched the correct position of the Liverpool search lights, and also what night the heaviest attack was.

Added, was the research of where the areas of the heaviest fires were in the Liverpool/Birkenhead Dock areas.

So, this picture is a correct impression of the heavy bombing of Liverpool, 3 May 1941.

On this night, 850 people died…

To think my Grandad, who was a ARP Warden, was directlng people to the shelters on this awful night…:o(

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Hi, I have a long badge collection.
I bought the book THE GERMAN PANZER ASSAULT BADGE OF WW2-Philippe de Bock.
I am pleased with the book.
I am glad that this badge is in the book in the first place.

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I hope I speak the truth

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