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Looking for information on this item. The back has no markings and a weld spot is present where a stick pin or faster may have been attached.

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Hi all. I picked this up today as I thought it was interesting. The seller suggested it was Japanese. Having done a little research I have seen similar buttons on Japanese uniforms. The collar badges are screw on type and look like cross hairs in a wreath. Of course this could be from another Far Eastern country, but thought I would post it here first. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks.

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Shadow box in the Bunker reflecting 3 pieces of A.H. formal flatware a signed post card and a couple other trinkets. Sorry for the light distortion.

Horst

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by: Gunny Hartmann

Description: RADwJ (female RAD) sleeve insignia in very good condition. LS4 stands for Lagerschule 4 based at Vettrin Western Pomerania, now Weitrzno Poland.
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Hi all
Picked up this Bulgarian M36C today…I had been looking for a suitable shelf mate for my M51/72…and this example really fitted the bill!!!!
Just couldn’t resist the nice camo paintwork!!! looks very much to me to be period correct!!??…and…. the graffiti/name/company?? on the headband…… would love to know what it all means!!??
Also the Bulgarian hand painted Tri-colour is just visible beneath the camo over paint!!!

comment’s please gents

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Gents

As a forum we can have what threads we like so as requested a sticky thread for the illusive two piece DJ buckles. So guys get posting.

Hello, I would like to know if this kepi is an original.
thank you
cedo

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