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    • Danny J
      Actually received my copy of this book today and after going through it thoroughly I managed to find my above badge. It’s British made mid 1930s…so would have been early war on older uniforms I expect. But doesn’t show as a wartime made version, shows just prior to war. Still good. Just thought I’d share that info😁fantastic book btw I would highly recommend
    • Danny J
      Actually received my copy of this book today and after going through it thoroughly I managed to find my above badge. It’s British made mid 1930s…so would have been early war on older uniforms I expect. But doesn’t show as a wartime made version, shows pre-war made. Still good. Just thought I’d share that info😁 great book btw, highly recommend
    • Woldw1woldwa2
      Just post to rarest item in your collection and talk about them
    • Woldw1woldwa2
      Got it at auction yesterday haven’t even collected it yet
    • patches
      Believe you are right Lars.     Does indeed look like a Stug III Commander Hatch, with the utilization of the Scissor Scope
    • dcbrown
      Thanks. I believe mine is 1946.
    • Woldw1woldwa2
    • Jon4188
      Nice original wings. The top is more associated with Malaya era, but photos wartime photos do exist of this/similar pattern being worn.   
    • Beezman
      It is most likely a Thai good luck medal, which is mixed with Chinese influences. The Chinese characters are for happiness, wealth and long life. The portrait on reverse is some spiritual master.  
    • Beezman
      Probably AI modified (or 100% created) indeed. This guy makes no sense at all.
    • 2CanSam
      I'm hoping someone here can help me make a decision on purchasing this... I don't mind that it's in relic condition but I've read lots of different things about these specific SS helmets... Apparently this one was found in a bunker (as most where it seems like)..lol... The way that I look at this helmet is that it's in such relic condition, How could one fake it by applying a decal and then aging it to look like the rest of the old helmet?... But maybe that's a thing... This isn't my area of collecting and German stuff is such a minefield I try to steer clear of it... It's local so at least I can see it in person before buying it.... I honestly don't know what to look for other than what I've read about these ss helmets in this condition... So any opinions on it's  authenticity would be much appreciated. Also what something like this might sell for.... Thanks
    • patches
      It is Post War, Training School for Signals  don't know when it and those like it came out first, late 40s sometime in the 50s???.   They came in hand embroidered, Woven, here we guess the woven will be BeVo Like, and lastly they came in plastic, as yours is hand embroidered it is for an Officer, a commander/instructor at the school, ORs' ones were only in Plastic or Woven.   Here's the Plastic Version
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