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By Max66 · Posted
I have recently bought this HJ buckle. It seems to be original, but I am not an expert. Can someone give his opinion? Thanks -
By dpast32 · Posted
THANKS Leigh, I appreciate your kind comments. Dom -
By Rakkasan187 · Posted
Dom, Always a pleasure to help you out and I really enjoy the groupings and things you post on the US forum. Best regards Leigh -
By J.T.Thompson · Posted
I'm unsure. Hopefully someone will come through with an identification. Nice bayonet. -
By dpast32 · Posted
THANK YOU Leigh, very, very much appreciated !! I myself have always assumed that these M-1934's truly might have been issued to & used by some Polizei Units, especially so as the War progressed ? Naturally if that could be confirmed, at least by a few assorted sources, we know that they would no longer be selling for what they currently are. I've always wanted a decent example to o display with a few Polizei Groups I have, but I go back & forth as to if it's really worth my investment ? I'll see what I can discern regarding any Manufacturer's Mkgs if visible ? Stay tuned My Friend, Best regards, Dom -
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By Husky43 · Posted
Thanks for the information. So it is an Imperial German officers bayonet? Is it for field wear or dress? -
By Danny J · Posted
Have just received a ww2, 2nd pattern Afrika korps pith helmet, and would like you, much more experienced guys to take a look to make sure I have the real deal or not. from what I can see in very few books or online the majority of it looks legit, but I want to see if anyone has an issue with it. I notice on front underside of sweatband maybe a old glue that looks dark 🤷♂️ thankyou -
By J.T.Thompson · Posted
Ricasso marking is Weyersberg, Kirchbaum & Cie. A combination of two very old Solingen companies. Weyersberg used the Kings head; Kirchbaum used the Knights head. At the end of the monarchy in 1918, the company dropped the Kings head and continued production using the Knights head. -
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