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Good evening Gentlemen.

I have always liked the stunning design on these beautiful fire service honor awards , could you gentlemen please let me know if this is a genuine example please?. Just wanted to make sure before buying as it will be my next purchase today. Thank you so much as always..

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Here is a helmet That landed early this week, I was drawn to the Brown small square net and extra late 70’s early 80’s scrim.. I’m pretty sure the Brown net in ww2 Issue, this i will add to a ww2 turtle helmet i have and the extra scrim i’ll add to a late 70’s turtle.. these are the sellers pics..
cool militaria

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I posted about this somewhere on this site….there are so many selection & my knowledge abut what is what is very limited.

John Carhart, local WW-2 nose gunner died about 4 years ago…. I bought his blades from the estate. Normally, I wouldnt keep anything in damaged condition, but Donna picked several out from the 150 plus swords & daggers to keep & this is one of them.

I bought some stuff from an intnet ad, including the scabbard pictured w/dagger inserted.
The original scabbard is dented & bent. I had thought I could take the hanger attachments off the damaged one & put on the good one……not so…. some one here told me.

What course of action is there……..if any???

Is there a scabbard guru available on this site…..or any site…???

PJH

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Hi,

Polish-brazilian Voluntary Uniform - 1st Polish Armoured Division:

Ribbons / Fourragère:

- Wound Badge
- Cross of Valour
- Army Medal for War 1939-1945
- Monte Cassino Cross
- France and Germany Star (UK)
- 1939-45 Star (UK)
- Polish Gold Merit Cross with Swords
- Belgium Croix de guerre fourragère

Thanks!

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I have recently bough a whole lot of mixed militaria, comprehensive of this Polish Orzelek cap badge, I guess Polish Made somewhen in the interwar period, and a badge of the Przysposobienie Wojskowe, paramilitary training?

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Translate the set mark carefully to set the amount of elemental metal, which is the actualised quantity of metal in the attach, as fit as how galore doses or pills to sicken. When reading the judge, pay walking attention to the "become per delivery" and "bringing size."

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Description: Ns64 helmet, painted with brown stripes as camouflage, later used by the danish resistance
Untouched helmet which never was in a collection before now

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