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By Colt.45-94 · Posted
Another, better resolution quality example reference in the Bulmash Family Holocaust Collection at the Chalmers Library of Kenyon College https://digital.kenyon.edu/bulmash/1395/ -
By JohnKris · Posted
Somebody on USMF posted a pic of a similar tin that's WW2 Japanese. Kinda hoping it's Japanese now ... -
By Colt.45-94 · Posted
One of the posters in my collection. I don't know if others here have any knowledge about them I purchased it relatively recently. I'm trying to recall the dealer, I have to check my records. Broadside poster advertisement for Mein Kampf, size: 12.5inx20in, 1930s? I see a few for sale online on different sites. Here's a link one in the reference collection of The German National Museum in Berlin https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/item/XSDCIC4WO26DKGAP2GK443675TSRHWUU Also, perhaps this would've best fit in the TR "PHOTOS & EPHEMERA" sub-forum, rather than TR general. My bad. -
By patches · Posted
What a Master peace that song is. Moving on to the military aspects, I am impressed by the wardrobe got all those Spanish Police hats, I always knew these were worn by Spanish Cops, but thought they were civilian city and town police, and worn you know like British Bobby hats. But the organization is the Guardia Civil and are a para military organization in some respect, like they pull UN Peacekeeping duty, and even were in Afghanistan. Even found that they had some units on Cuba and in Puerto Rico during the Spanish American War. The hat of course is still worn today. -
By Ontos · Posted
What other polish items did you find in that collection? ever interested in selling? -
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By Ontos · Posted
That is a great fine. I hit estate sales often and have yet to find a big score -
By Ontos · Posted
Very nice display. What is the history of the flag with the unit patches? That is very nice. -
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By patches · Posted
Träger des Schellenbaum is wearing an M18, the rest maybe too, can not see to really tell. An unidentified Luftwaffe Band and unit, though it could very well be Regiment General Göring , but it is in 1936 in Berlin at the Olympics.
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