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Hello all, was considering this lid, all the pics I have of it, wondered if it looks original? Decal and such, must be color blind, does it look green or black to you? It looked more black before I uploaded to here, lo, using a new photo app.

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Come up and Cross my Way!
I have a good feeling for the decal but Need the experience of Forum Gents.
Is it possible to find out which marker is the decal?
Thanks
Nikolaus

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Hi Guys,
As my quest for a SA dagger is not fulfilled, my eye caught this one at Wittmanns. Maybe you recognize the picture

The reichsgau mark on the crossguard is S, but i can hardly find any information about that. Any thoughts which gau this is?

And considering buying this dagger, what would be a good price? I have some experience on HJ daggers, looking at Wittmans prices for those I would say he’s a bit expensive, but for SA daggers I dont really know. What do you guys think?

Wittmann Militaria #35258 Early SA Ground Roehm Dagger by Carl Eickhorn

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Borderline horrible pics but this is all I have to go on before going further, looks like it’s possibly a good one to me, but may be a one looker fake to others, vents, etc.

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Hi guys, advice please concerning deactivated guns in the UK. I have a deactivated Thompson, but I have recently noticed that the trigger (which would have been welded up) has been freed leaving distinct tooling marks. The gun is otherwise properly deactivated.

I am well aware of the legal problems with deactivated guns that have been messed with and I don’t plan to do nothing, so my question is, what is the correct legal course of action? I do not know anyone who can weld. Presumably the gun need to be re-deactivated? and if so, who should I speak to? Any help appreciated, Douglas