anyone who can give me an opinion on this eagle? it looks to have been removed from a tunic?!
all help appreciated : )
Stig

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I found my father’s badge in my mother’s belongings when she passed. I would appreciate any information about the engraving and numbers on the back of the badge. The number on the eagle appears to be 0656. My father’s surname was Wagner. Thank you so much in advance!

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I am attempting to complete my Allgemeine-SS tunic with the collared shirt worn underneath. Lumsden’s book suggests that the brown shirt was worn until sometime in 1936 when the white was authorized for ceremonial occasions. It’s unlikely that I will acquire an original shirt anytime soon, so I’d like to at least have something there - a place holder of sorts that would be accurate in color.

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Paula the wife saw these in local militaria dealers shop in the town and reserved for me. Really nice Dunkirk medal grouping to an R.Child Royal Artillery. Group includes his full sized medals, minatures plus boxed Dunkirk medal and boxed Territorial Efficiency medal. The Dunkirk medal also has the named certificate with it in box also with its miniature plus his dog tags which I thought was a really nice set Regards Tim.

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Hi all. I’ve never handled an older reproduction German Cross, but I have handled several originals. To me, this one has several inconsistencies with the originals that I’m familiar with, but I still would like some second opinions before dismissing it.

Thanks!
Dzyner

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An unmarked ‘Glasser & Sohne".
Rough but waited a long time for one.
Detlef

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