Hi guys, I need your opinion about this CAB. The maker is Fec.Otto Placek - Berlin - ausf C.E.Juncker - Berlin, I would like to know if this badge is a fake because harware doesn’t fit with of this manufacturer.

Thanks for your help!!

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Hello friends, I bought a lot of medals and received together, this Eisernes Kreuz Klasse 1.
What worries me is the manufacturer’s marking (apparently L / 13, a welding signal slightly covers the manufacturer’s marking).
I usually do not buy doubts, but in this case, I bought the lot for another piece, and it came along!
We know that L / 13 is Paul Meybauer, maker of ww2. A forger would not make this mistake, and I see no problems ahead!
Was ww2 made for any wwi veteran?
Please any idea is welcome!
Many thanks - Greetings

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Hi Guys, this one is up for auction on Monday. Came from the same RE Veteran as the Viktor Lutze haul.

A tailor made M34 Heer Feldmutze. He also brought home another feldmutze and again this is non standard.

Interesting points to note:

Lack of air vent grommets.
The use of three different shades of feldgrau cloth in it’s construction.
The way the eagle is folded and sewn.
Extra cloth added to make it a bigger size.

Not "textbook" but 100% original.

Cheers, Ade.

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Hi all,

you are welcomed to our shop, opened about a month ago. About 250 items at the moment, but our offer will be expanded regurarly. Updates every Thursday at 20.00 (8 pm) CET.

Our main topics are imperial Germany & Austria, German 3rd Reich, Poland, Finland - orders, badges, decorations and relating documents.

Update od March 15th: German Wound Badges of WW1 (including Navy), a few Iron Crosses 1914 & 1939, award documents to Iron Cross and Kriegsmarine combat badges.

greetings
Tomasz

Coming up for sale at work on Monday 19th March. His cuff ranked tunic, Sam Brown belt and holster together with his shoulder ranked tunic, two pair of breeches, one pair of trousers and a pair of leather leggings. Most items named to him, Capt Kennady.

Cheers, Ade.

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