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I’m considering bidding on this Luftwaffe M40; however, I just wanted to get some opinions on it here first. The decal looks a little strange, but I’m assuming it’s just been damaged at some point. The liner looks a little off to me, maybe replaced by a collector? Any opinions or advice is much appreciated as always! cool militaria

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yugo ak gernade launcher muzzle attchment

boxs of 100 very good condtion
asking 2000.00 for the boxs of 100 pcs

free shiping to the lower 48 states in the usa

other plus shiping

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I just picked this up yesterday…here is the story ..

Several days ago I saw this on ebay and I noticed it was being sold in my Hometown of Bellingham Wa . It was removed off ebay for obvious reasons so I figured Hell…I’ll contact the seller and Ill see it in person. I get to Bellingham for a couple of days and the seller wasn’t responding to me at all so after I looked at his other Auctions, I knew what store this guy was. He has a store front in downtown and whats funny I was there 15 mins looking around before I figured it out after I left. I went in there to see if it was the seller and he said yes and he had the helmet under my table. I knew the shell and iiner are correct but of course " The camo" was the big problem with it. I knew it was to good to be true so I took a few oictures and left the store. I emailed who I consider my friend , Reel steal and he helped me out right away. He helped me through the process and we agreed its a fake camo with a non documented decal. I went back the next day and explained everything to the dealer and I was honest with him, So I snagged it for 200 dollars. Figured heck, the iner and the shell were real so not a total lost.
I was driving back from Bellingham through Seattle towards Oregon where I live. I was researching as I was in Traffic and Figured out this Curtis was a real Soldier and everything matched up with the writing in the helmet. He actuary enlisted at Fort Lewis In Tacoma Washington and From a town not far from where I found this helmet. It was just left a nice feeling to me as I was passing Fort lewis and staring at my helmet passing the place where this Soldier Joined up at. Just a neat story and my little adventure on securing this Afrika Fake Camo helmet. Honestly I like it and its a neat piece of history, I just wanted to share. Here are some pictures..Im sorry they are sideways I still cant figure out why its like that on this. Writing is original in helmet

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Gents,

Here is a another unique cross in my collection that needs to be shared. It is in the top three that is for sure of my favorite EK1s. This is what I consider a very good/excellent example of a vaulted Wilhelm Duemer made cross re-issued in 1939 for WWI Veteran’s. This is that type of cross that will be hard to find in a finer condition.

Thank you for your interest.

Joel

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Hi all sorry to ask , i am interested in buying this badge but would like to ask please if it is genuine?. As i have seen a similar Ferd. Weidmann GAB in a thread on here and it was deemed as a fake. But the hinge was different on the fake - Many Thanks in advance fellas.

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Hello all,

i found a lot of scrap metal. Most of them are destroyed from some kind of explosion.

First i will post this cap. Its very very heavy. Diameter ca. 13/14cm. The numbers are D404/11 - as far as i could read.

The cap also has some remains of dark green color.

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