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by: all1knew

Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up a great Heer visor cap eagle that’s unfortunately missing a reverse pin. Nicely marked for FLL and 1938 on the reverse.
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free shipping ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD and I don’t charge PayPal fees like some of the other guys!

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William Kramer

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by: all1knew

Description: Hello all,

Here’s your chance to pick up a salty Police Officer’s sword by WKC that has the SS runes in the pommel! Nicely marked and uncleaned. The blade is nice with only minor darkening but the fittings do show some signs of rust. Woodwork fresh.
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free shipping ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD and I don’t charge PayPal fees like some of the other guys!

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William Kramer

War Relics Militaria sales

I have posted this one up before (quite a while back), and today I did some new photos, which I think turned out
a bit better than my last lot, this is my Luftwaffe Officer Summer visor cap by Clemens Wagner…

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Hi,
I was offered this M40.
I want to know whether the paint looks original?
Also, what is the value in this condition?
I am being forced to make the seller an offer.
Thank you in advance.

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I wasnt to sure what section to put this in but its a great little read. I had never heard of this and thought i would share it with you all….

WWI anniversary: Soldier William Scurry honoured for devising drip rifle used in Gallipoli evacuation - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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Hello,

I recently acquired a 1945 made PPsh 41 which has a very very very dark brown stock (please see the attached picture). The stock for certain was not "upgraded" by some do-it-yourself idiot. It was bought directly from a company which converts WW2 originals to semi-auto fire so that they could be sold to public.

I was told by the previous owner that he could choose among dozens of PPShs offered by this company - all of them had the typical stock, only this one was dark brown. It had the best barrel so he choose it. All of these guns are used WW2 originals (maybe somehow refitted post-war) bought in bulk from former military users (I am not sure whether directly from Russia, but I guess so). Certainly this company would not bother upgrading/changing only one stock among dozens or even hundreds others it changed to semi-auto. I guess it must have acquired it as it is.

Does anyone have any idea why this stock is so different from the ones we see usually?

Any information on wood type and color on Spagins is welcome!

KR
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