This cap was first auctioned in Worms and now has been re auctioned in Regensburg for about USD 3,000.

The SS market has croaked.

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As is often the case, the Totenschaedel is not original, of course.

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Just picked this one up, a bath tub sized single decal Luft camo. It is an ET 68 shell, Lot # 4860, complete with chinstrap and a 1940 dated F W Muller reinforced aluminum banded liner with one squared aluminum bale and one rounded steel bale. The name tag one the neck of the apron reads "Hans Lehmen". I guess this would be classified a Normandy camo. Hope you like it. Jim G.

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I picked this up off of CL.
Guy said he found it in his house in the 1970s when he moved in.
He lives in Pennsylvania USA.
Any thoughts on it or information would be appreciated.
Does it look to be in original condition (paint/ hardware etc)
I believe I have a Canadian WWII helmet but I really do not know much about it.
I mostly collect US helmets but I figured it would be a nice helmet to add to my WWII collection.
Thank you in advance

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I got this nickel over brass two piece DJ buckle, I don’t see nothing wrong but opinions are welcome

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Hi folks,

I kinda love these things. Doesn’t always have to be a near mint M1.
This one caught my attention, showing the remains of what could have been a follow me bar on the rear.
Also front and right side show remains of white paint.
Any thoughts?

Thanks for any given info.

Peter

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I feel these are both originals as I have compared them with known originals and had some collector
feedback that I trust, although there have been one or two who have cast doubt and for that reason
I am wanting a few more opinions from a different forum.

Here they are…

The first one is from a Das Reich halftrack.

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Description: German winter fur cap for Luftwaffe. Great condition! Original label is present inside. Few small holes from moths (see the last photo).

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I’ve recently acquired this helmet in South Africa. My initial research seems to indicate that it’s a WW1 Imperial German pilot’s helmet (as seen at Military Antiques and Museum).

Can anyone confirm the identity for me and what it could be worth?

Thanks!

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