Hey Guys,
I got these a while back as a pair from a vets yard sale . I know on is a ww1 vet organization stick pin. It is silver wash on what appears to be copper/brass. Very well worn. The second Seems to be early 1927 pattern Nazi party stick pin. I seems to be made of silver. Has nice detail.my question is this party stick pin authentic and what is its correct name for it?Thanks Gents
General P.

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Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up a Heer Officer’s flatwire breast eagle that’s been sewn onto a piece of wool. Just about mint.

To purchase, simply click the "Buy It Now" button on this page.

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William Kramer

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Hello sirs,

Unfortunately I have no history on these items however I do know that this was a common WW2 paratrooper modification so I hope that it’s acceptable to post pictures here. I have several of these M1918’s however these two are my only modified versions. The second did not have a sheath when I acquired it so it rests in a reproduction (sorry) until I come across an affordable original.

Best,
Rob

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Hello everyone
As usual I’m back with suspicious "too good to be true" piece. Stg 44 pouches.
Is this another well made fake or a real Mc Coy?
The photos ain’t that big but I hope they’re enough for the clever eyes.
I appreciate a lot any help before I decide to purchase them.
Cheers

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How much should i be paying for a K98 frog in the UK and best place to buy one, cheers:)

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I have just got this Wehrpass, not very rare, but it is the first time I get one from just a boy, one of "Hitlers many Childern"
He is born in 1929 and is enlisted on the 29 Mrz. 1945 in Rendsburg

This time I hope my pics doesnt rotate when I uploade them

Regards
John

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I recently purchased this small canvas holster because of its similarity in design and construction to many WWI and WWII examples I’ve seen but have been unable to find any quite like it online. I’ve included a shot of it with my Walther PP to show its size, but small as this is it swallows the PP. It’s completely unmarked and although sound and functional enough, the canvas is really pretty lightweight when compared for example with British military examples. Any thoughts or speculations would be most welcome!

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