I have this shell casing that I can’t identify. It’s a 45mm x 130mm long. I didn’t have any lucking searching the headstamp but I assuming the 4/16 means April 1916? Any info or pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated. Thanks!

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Hi.
Bought this ss officer visor a time ago.
The seller was nearly 100% sure that is was a Clemens Wagner..
What do you think?

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Hello, I am Adam

I have a distinct interest in British and commonwealth uniform and equipment from both world wars as well as see myself as an avid collector for militaria and antiques rusty and other conditions.

My question; my whole hearted reason for this account was so I could open up a discussion of the different variations of uniforms and equipment you would see in the jungle Warfare of 1942-45 SEAC forces.

Any replies are much appreciated.

Thanks,
Adam

Hello!
What do you think is the original?
regards
Sem

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Hi All,

I am a small collector of mostly ww1 militaria. I would like to join the forum to learn more from other collectors. I am from the Netherlands.

Thanks,
Michel

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