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By daskrieg · Posted
Bread bags were in police green, I've seen a lot of police marked leather holsters -
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By GRIZZLE · Posted
Sarge or others, did the schupo use all police marked equipment like there bread bags, did they proof the y straps and belts also, like a Luger holster is police accepted. Thanks GR -
By GRIZZLE · Posted
I recently picked a a very rare rifle I found out , a original type 38 prototype/ experimental Japanese sniper rifle, no scope unfortunately here is she is -
By Baseplate · Posted
Probably an armoury numbering system in Arabic. I've seen similar when collecting battlefield drops during GW1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_numerals -
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By patches · Posted
Somewhere in Germany 1937, a somewhat mountainous region by the background, maybe the Harz, or Bavaria perhaps. -
By SARGE · Posted
Yes, an Imperial German scabbard with these markings. As Imrobil says, the crowned letter is an inspector marking while the numbers are a unit armorer property marking. -
By lmrobil · Posted
That does look like a German armory inspector's mark. They came with different letters in the gothic font. A picture of the full scabbard may help identify which bayonet it came with. -
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By lmrobil · Posted
I ran across this unusual fireman officer’s helmet in an antique shop in Maine last summer. I had never seen a fireman’s helmet with a comb and a ball like an artillery helmet before. I posted it on Pickelhaubes.com and it was vetted as an original item. Sorry for the reflections on the cabinet glass. -
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