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Description: Nice starter collection. little of this a little of that.
Feel free to ask me any question.
Marty

War Relics Militaria sales

This was in with a group I bought a week ago and I am guessing it hung on a wall.
There is no glow under a black light, fabric is printed and had tabs on two side. Measures 16"x16"
Marty

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I haven’t collected many of these bayonets, but this one caught my eye at auction and I was able to get it for a good price cool militaria I don’t know that much about it, but I like the look and the marking on it and just wanted to post it here cool militaria

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Hey guys i wanted to show you the new items i picked up recently at a military show, Picked up a rough Mk III Gas mask, A nice condition Shell Dressing bag, Mint Unissued RCAF Wedge, And very nice pair of R.E.L Binoculars with the case, last but not least my mystery revolver holster that i need help identifying, i think its for a Webley Revolver, i think it could possibly be WW1 but im unsure, any help is greatly appreciated

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I picked up this Luftwaffe Marksman Lanyard for a pretty fair price at auction a few weeks ago. It looks fine to me but as always I always appreciate and value other opinions; any and all opinions are very welcome and always appreciated!

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Hello All,
well looking around for some ex Vet stuff to buy I spotted this nice old Assmann GAB that looked as though it was in need of some TLC.

It was cheap so I thought I’d buy it and give it a go at making it a presentable badge.

This is how it turned up:

Now I could have gone down the route of leaving it as it was but decided to do a stage one clean up to see if the badge was more fit for display so I did a bit of magic on it and this was the result:

It still looked grotty so the final touch was to lightly plate the piece (This is removable if required which would take it back to the clean stage) So this is the final display piece:

Doug

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Please your opinion, no label inside; Thanks a lot.

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