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Need help! Need opnion about this SS helmet

Hello collectors:What is your opinion about this helmet and decals?Thank you very much in advance.:confused:

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EKM in a bottle

I recently saw a story about the oldest message in a bottle, thought I could share the images of my "EKM in a bottle"
Unit information and any other feedback is appreciated.

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I just purchased this really nice USN MK 2 Camillus, NY WWII fighting knife. It is my first one and am very happy with finding it. Please give me all your feedback. It has been sharpened but done very nicely, no grinding marks. The pommel is a little loose, the leather washers are tight, and the guard is a little loose. It is stamped under the guard "Camillus, NY" & "USN MK 2". The scabbard is in great shape. The snap is tight and in good condition. It is marked "NORD 6581","B.M. Co. VP".

Thanks,

William

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Need help! Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen

Head looks weird to me, opinions appreciated.

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Need help! Luftwaffe eagle brooch

Need people to have a look at my brooch as I cant find any info anywhere ,thanks

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KD Bush Jacket

Hello folks.

First post of an acquisition in a rather long time. This one being a Khaki Drill bush jacket, with a matching belt. This one shows signs of combat use, but is otherwise complete barring the shoulder and collar insignia, which has been removed. The original sergeant’s stripes remain in place. I understand that regimental insignia was sometimes removed or simply not worn at all, while rank insignia was always present.

All buttons are there and well-attached. The shoulder boards are both present. There is no tailor’s label unfortunately, meaning it can’t be nailed to a specific year, but I’m confident it is of World War II pattern. There are also some odd markings on both the jacket and belt that I am unable to comprehend.

A nice little pickup for not too much money.

Regards, B.B.

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