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There were many hundreds of German issue Army bycycles here on the island of Jersey during the German Occupation, and there must have been a central repair depot for when they needed fixing. These peadals still in the original card box have just surfaced after all these years. They are in really good condition and too good to go on a bike.
Not seen any before and guess it will be a long time before I find any others.
All the best,
D.

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Hello. This ring has been in my family since WW2 when my great uncle fought in Africa, Italy, and eventually all the way to the Huertgen Forest in Belgium where he was wounded and sent home.

He was in the Army Rangers and brought back a bunch of war souvenirs, but unfortunately he passed away at a relatively young age in the 1960s and his son sold most of the stuff, including several other rings, guns, daggers, swords, etc.

Anyway, the ring has been passed to me and I was just curious as to its’ origins. It isn’t one of the rings that have the thick band, and there is no signature on the inside. It does have the 835 marking on the back of the skull, and the eyes appear to be inset rubies. It looks similar to several of the rings found here: WWII German Special Items

Is there any way to find out where he picked this up? Africa? Italy? Europe? Is it early or late war? I’ve done a little research and it appears that it may be (?) an early example? Here are a few pictures. My apologies for the poor quality, my camera isn’t the greatest.

Thanks for any help you can offer!

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Its heavy cloth construction its not BeVo, I know its panzer but I cant really figure it out ty

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<a href="http://www.warrelics.eu/classifieds/showproduct.php/product/1368/title/ss-tk-pumpkin-tab-set/cat/4"><img title="DSC01579.JPG" border="0" src="http://www.warrelics.eu/classifieds/data/4/thumbs/DSC01579.JPG" alt="DSC01579.JPG" /></a><br /><br />by: Kurt Meyer<br /><br />Description: <p>The ranktab matches allmost the skull tab( you would’nt noticed it on a tunic), both in mint coniditions!</p>
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Hello
is this badge a real one ? 30 mm
is it possible to know the owner ?
thanks for answers
cordially
Didier
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Dear All,

Just want to post ta link to a very nice photo report that I found on the internet on the fighting of German armored formations in Hungary (including SS units). It’s a war time report of the Soviet Army commission that assessed the fighting in the area. A lot of detailed info is in Russian, but there are English descriptions as well!

Бои у озера Балатон. Январь–март 1945 г. (fb2) | Либрусек

Enjoy your research

Cheers,

Evgeni