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by: chuck303

Description:
Bust or statue of an enlisted man or nco sits atop a metal base being maker marked on bottom. Has a very nice finish no major issues. This piece boasts a nice clock in the base and ran for me and kept perfect time but it may need serviced ,Have never seen another alike! Probably never will.
Bottom reads :
First forward unbearable then engraving.

Second line Genzle ‘name of store’ Leoben = city in Austria

Third line may not be readable as some letters are missing.
Will trade for lufty sword or dagerWw2 ek2s Other items Just pm me with any questions or concerns

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Description: Very presentable ww1 ww2 German soldier bust, sits atop a solid marble plith, very nice amount of finish Left , original matte green painted helmet.
This piece is quite abit larger than the usual busts.
Maker marked on bottom 33 or 34,

Send me a message with any questions concerns etc.
May trade for ww2 ek2 crosses
Daggers or?

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Not much to say on this one. It’s a fork. I haven’t tried it, but it probably still works. A large and surprisingly light aluminum example, marked M.S.M 42 with the eagle icon.

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Hello, I would like to buy one or both of these Russian Air Force Gymnasterkas. I will probably need more pics from the one and I will probably need help from someone from this forum who can write and understand Russian. They appear to be ww2 period to me, does anyone else have any opinions about they being from ww2 period? There are collectors at tis forum who know more about this subject than myself. Both of these are being offered for sale from Russia. Is Russia still relatively safe to buy from? I have bought from Russia before from ebay and had no problems. Is there a risk in buying from a militaria shop from Russia today because of tensions between Russian and the west (I’m from the USA) over the Crimea situation? Thank you gentlemen for your time.

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Picked this one up today.
A vet bringback.
Unfortunately the vet left it in poor storage and the liner is missing.
Displays nicely though.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Again white paint . . . Go figure

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