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This is the other belt I picked up in well worn condition. What are the circles and circle with decorations stamped on the unfinished side of the belt? They look hand carved so to speak. What does the usf.2 marking next to the RZM 36 stamping for? All opinions and information is appreciated.
John

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I hope this is in the correct Forum; my apologies if not.
I acquired this belt and having trouble with ID. I have had a hard finding a similar buckle end of the belt. The only one I have found was on a DRK buckle. Otherwise no luck. No visible date or acceptance markings so may be a post war Police item. Any thoughts or opinions are appreciated.
John

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Hi,
Any info on this pouch?
I put some flares canisters in it.
Thank you.
Luc

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Can someone please help me identify this EK2? If it is genuine, I hope that the manufacturer can be identified. Please find pictures at the link below;

https://imgur.com/gallery/Yg5zCM7

Hi,

Like to get your opinion about these two Krim-shields which I believe are made by the same maker (type 3.5).

What do you think?

Thanks
/Jonas

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Hi,
What could it possibly be?
This cap was made by E. BENIC, rue de Dinan, Saint-Malo (founded in 1925) and is relatively old.
The chinstrap seems to be German.
The badge was part of the cap.
Thank you for your advice.
Luc

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Description: Hauptsturmfuhrer Fritz Klingenberg. Photo-Postcard.
An absolutely outstanding card in near perfect condition. Very clean, no creases or marks, very rare in such excellent condition. Postally unused.
Fritz Klingenberg (17 December 1912 - 23 March 1945) was a German officer in the Waffen-SS who served with the SS Division Das Reich and was a commander of the SS Division Goetz von Berlichingen. He was best known for his role in the capture of the Yugoslavian capital Belgrade on April 13th 1941, with just 6 men, for which he was awarded the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross. (A few days later Yugoslavia surrendered).
Commands held SS Division Goetz von Berlichingen, Das Reich.
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