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Attaching the original link to this piece as it was moved to the Collections Forum. So for those of you needing to study this less seen type of U-Boat Spange and searching in the awards forum, you can look at in the link below.

Some interesting info on the maker that will be beneficial to others.

http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/collec…bronze-694219/

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Hello everyone.

I hope that I am not overtaxing the forum with all my recent threads requesting opinions regarding badge authenticity for potential purchases.

I have realised that most of the items in my collection are probably fake and I am very keen to buy a few bona fide/ original badges A.S.A.P. before I eventually show more of my own suspect badges to the forum for verification. Some of them were unfortunately expensive.

I am thinking about buying this Luftwaffe Reconnaissance Clasp in Silver.
Please let me know if it is original or not.

Thanks in advance.

MrFrank

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can someone please say their thoughts about this ring ?very important to me because it’s priced at 700$. and i’m i the process of buying it

Hi guys,

I have found this badge on some online local ads and this piece is for sale as a fake, but I actually think that it could be original item. What are your thoughts regarding this matter?

Best regards,
Franko

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This rifle was on a gunshops list on the net 20 years ago,no pics,had to ask about it on the phone.Priced at 450.00,well he didnt know anthing about them obviously.I asked if the stock had a ser. no. and did it match,he said I dont know never looked.Anyway he said it looks like it does but sold as is and no returns.I said I will take it and sent a money order,figured it was probably screwed with.When I got it I was pleasently surprised.Its all matching and metal finish is near 98%.The stock may have been cleaned not sure but no heavy sanding.Great cond original mag.Figured I couldnt get hurt no matter what it looked like,the parts were worth more than 450.00.

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Hello folks.

Didn’t know which subforum this one belonged in, so I put it here. Another day wishing for a dedicated Home Front tab under the Western Allies section! :p

This is what is known as a Victory Bell, a piece of memorabilia that is surprisingly hard to find, considering how many must have been made. On the side are profile portraits of the leaders of the ‘Big Three’; Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Beneath those, circling the base, are the words: ‘1939-45 RAF Benevolent Fund — Cast with metal from German aircraft shot down over Britain’.

As explained by the text, these bells were produced to bring money into the RAF Benevolent Fund. Some basic information on that here, for those curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Benevolent_Fund

They were produced from metal, presumably aluminium, recycled from German aircraft brought down over Britain throughout the course of the war. There is some doubt as to whether this is true, although I can’t imagine such metal was at all hard to come by. Recycling the detritus of war was a common practice in Britain at the time, as both a way of saving money and to enhance the spirit of patriotism. Following the air raids on 10th May 1941, stonework from the bombed-out Palace of Westminster was recycled into ashtrays and bookends, with the proceeds going toward the Palace’s repairs.

This bell has suffered some wear and tear. The ‘V’ spindle has been glued back on, having come off at some point. The clapper and chain are also missing, although from what I’ve read these bells did not ring very well anyway, on account of the type of metal used. They were intended more as a keepsake and a charity piece than to have any functional purpose.

A great many of these must have adorned countless mantelpieces and shelves in postwar Britain. I’m happy to finally have one, even if it is a little rough around the edges. That just adds to its charm, in my opinion. It’s seventy years old. It’s been there, done that, and now it sits in my cabinet for me to enjoy.

Regards, B.B.

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Okey guys, i found this dealer Tom Wittmann and see he have lots of SA daggers. I pick up couple interesting lookings and i share pictures of one dagger to you guys so can know what you are opinion of it. Interesting to know.
And yes it will be first dagger so want to be careful when start make deals, but here some pictures.

This dagger he ask $895, it is good price?

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