<div class="md"><p>Any way to know who made it?</p>
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EK1 I just picked up.

Just wondering if this blanket is WW2 German. I know it’s not the standard issue one but it looks like a lot of variants I’ve found online. Only marking is “SSS” which could mean anything. Thanks for any help and forgive if I’ve done something wrong. I’m new to this. 

<div class="md"><p>Just wondering if this blanket is WW2 German. I know it’s not the standard issue one but it looks like a lot of variants I’ve found online. Only marking is “SSS” which could mean anything. Thanks for any help and forgive if I’ve done something wrong. I’m new to this. </p>
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WW2 German blanket variant ? 

How much do these normally go for 

<div class="md"><p>As some of you asked for a closer look</p>
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Update: DAK boots

I’ve got this bayonet but I can’t know the year, the authenticity. The man who sold it to me said that it was a mauser 84-98 but I’m not so sure about this. Can someone help me please ?

<div class="md"><p>I’ve got this bayonet but I can’t know the year, the authenticity. The man who sold it to me said that it was a mauser 84-98 but I’m not so sure about this. Can someone help me please ?</p>
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Authentic bayonet ?

Found Those boots in my attic. They kinda  Look like german Afrika Corps boots. But im not shure...
I just wanted to hear the opinion of some of you guys.

<div class="md"><p>Found Those boots in my attic. They kinda  Look like german Afrika Corps boots. But im not shure...
I just wanted to hear the opinion of some of you guys.</p>
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DAK Boots?

Got this new helmet. Im a little concerned about the way the splints look, could the liner be replaced?

I bought this at a barn sale and have been looking the past few hours but to no avail. The sign in the back reads L.Sch.B(ß?)aH 489 - 2. Komp.
I got as far as luftschutz but couldn't find the last word. I know on another picture it says Hardthöhe, and as far as I could figure out in 1940 there were SHD and Brückenwach troops in Bonn. The album opens with Pfingsten, Soldaten-Sommer 1940, so around May 12th. There are no names sadly, only place names along family pictures and those places are all around Bonn. The military pictures have no text. The man in the second picture is who this album once belonged to. The man in the 3rd and 4th picture also appears a few times. 

<div class="md"><p>I bought this at a barn sale and have been looking the past few hours but to no avail. The sign in the back reads L.Sch.B(ß?)aH 489 - 2. Komp.
I got as far as luftschutz but couldn&#39;t find the last word. I know on another picture it says Hardthöhe, and as far as I could figure out in 1940 there were SHD and Brückenwach troops in Bonn. The album opens with Pfingsten, Soldaten-Sommer 1940, so around May 12th. There are no names sadly, only place names along family pictures and those places are all around Bonn. The military pictures have no text. The man in the second picture is who this album once belonged to. The man in the 3rd and 4th picture also appears a few times. </p>
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Could someone help me identify this unit?

Hi,

  
Hoping to get some opinions re authenticity/value on what i believe is a 1889 infantry officer sword.  Should there be a makers stamp on the blade?

  
[Imgur: The magic of the Internet](https://imgur.com/a/gR1MLhO)

  
Any advice appreciated

  
thanks

<div class="md"><p>Hi,</p>

<p>Hoping to get some opinions re authenticity/value on what i believe is a 1889 infantry officer sword.  Should there be a makers stamp on the blade?</p>

<p><a href="https://imgur.com/a/gR1MLhO">Imgur: The magic of the Internet</a></p>

<p>Any advice appreciated</p>

<p>thanks</p>
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Prussian Sword Help

I found this photo in an estate sale. Can anyone help identify rank and service or any of type of info from the photo?

<div class="md"><p>I found this photo in an estate sale. Can anyone help identify rank and service or any of type of info from the photo?</p>
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Help ID

https://www.reuters.com/world/argentina-seizes-large-arsenal-nazi-weapons-hitler-era-memorabilia-2024-11-16/

<div class="md"><p><a href="https://www.reuters.com/world/argentina-seizes-large-arsenal-nazi-weapons-hitler-era-memorabilia-2024-11-16/">https://www.reuters.com/world/argentina-seizes-large-arsenal-nazi-weapons-hitler-era-memorabilia-2024-11-16/</a></p>
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Look what they found in argentina

Picked up some pieces at auction

Repost of my recent post with clearer images and markings can anyone identify the whistle as well?

What is this and what kind of value could i expect out of it?

When I originally got this belt nothing stood out to me, until I started getting some closer looks and realized it has initials on the inside with some writing. 
The belt is dated 1941 on the tab and the writing says A.V. - N.E.A.B.
I have absolutely no idea what that means but the belt and buckle are numbered to each other but have no idea what the initials and NEAB means.

<div class="md"><p>When I originally got this belt nothing stood out to me, until I started getting some closer looks and realized it has initials on the inside with some writing. 
The belt is dated 1941 on the tab and the writing says A.V. - N.E.A.B.
I have absolutely no idea what that means but the belt and buckle are numbered to each other but have no idea what the initials and NEAB means.</p>
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ID on a Wehrmacht belt?

Worth it?

Original WW2 German Afrika Korps (Afrikamutze) Cap made by 'Schlesische Mützenfabrik Frankenstein' and dated 1942. 

This Cap is in heavily worn condition and is extremely Sun Bleached from the harsh climate and heat of the North African Dessert. You can see a faint ghosting of were the soutache used to be. The soutache color was an indicator of what unit the soldier belonged to, but in late 1942 the uniform dress codes required the removal of the soutache.

The Eagle and cockade are still in excellent condition with minimal wear. 

Story behind the Cap: 
I acquired this particular cap from a gentleman in the UK. He has had the cap for over 50 years. When i asked where he acquired the cap, he told me his father took it off a dead German soldier in the second battle of El Alamein 1942. 

Traces of blood still remain on the cap 82 years later and have turned into a rust / brownish color. 

Overall this is an amazing piece of history and similar caps of this magnitude are extremely rare and demand a large amount from other collectors. 

<div class="md"><p>Original WW2 German Afrika Korps (Afrikamutze) Cap made by &#39;Schlesische Mützenfabrik Frankenstein&#39; and dated 1942. </p>

<p>This Cap is in heavily worn condition and is extremely Sun Bleached from the harsh climate and heat of the North African Dessert. You can see a faint ghosting of were the soutache used to be. The soutache color was an indicator of what unit the soldier belonged to, but in late 1942 the uniform dress codes required the removal of the soutache.</p>

<p>The Eagle and cockade are still in excellent condition with minimal wear. </p>

<p>Story behind the Cap: 
I acquired this particular cap from a gentleman in the UK. He has had the cap for over 50 years. When i asked where he acquired the cap, he told me his father took it off a dead German soldier in the second battle of El Alamein 1942. </p>

<p>Traces of blood still remain on the cap 82 years later and have turned into a rust / brownish color. </p>

<p>Overall this is an amazing piece of history and similar caps of this magnitude are extremely rare and demand a large amount from other collectors. </p>
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Original DAK - Tropenfeldmütze

I was gifted this 1939-1942 Wehrpaß a couple years ago for my birthday, I have absolutely no idea who this man is neither can I read the handwriting to tell where he was or when, this is all the paperwork that cam with it. Not including the four leaf clover found inside.

<div class="md"><p>I was gifted this 1939-1942 Wehrpaß a couple years ago for my birthday, I have absolutely no idea who this man is neither can I read the handwriting to tell where he was or when, this is all the paperwork that cam with it. Not including the four leaf clover found inside.</p>
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Who is this and where was he?possible POW?

<div class="md"><p>antique market for 450$ </p>
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Is this original sellers seem reliable

Heer belt buckle I have

Still trying to figure out when this was made and by what maker, the only markings are the one on the blade and the “Sa” on the cross guard 

<div class="md"><p>Still trying to figure out when this was made and by what maker, the only markings are the one on the blade and the “Sa” on the cross guard </p>
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Repost with more pictures of unknown SA dagger

Is the “Panzer Assault Badge” in this photo legitimate?

I’m buying an SA dagger from a friend but because of the scuffs and ware we can’t fully read who made the dagger, can anyone ID it? 

<div class="md"><p>I’m buying an SA dagger from a friend but because of the scuffs and ware we can’t fully read who made the dagger, can anyone ID it? </p>
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ID on SA dagger maker mark?

Some nice dagger hangers

21st Artillery Regt. Files in three folders.A incredible find. My best documents by far. Duty rosters,training scheduals,guard mount, inventory. Even has the name of the horses in the battery

<div class="md"><p>21st Artillery Regt. Files in three folders.A incredible find. My best documents by far. Duty rosters,training scheduals,guard mount, inventory. Even has the name of the horses in the battery</p>
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21 Artillery Regt. files

Habe das von meiner Schwiegeroma überreicht bekommen. Ist von meinem Schwiegeropa 
Ganz interessant, wenn man Sütterlin lesen kann. 

Wenn nicht, trotzdem irgendwie cool,
Wollte es mal mit euch teilen

<div class="md"><p>Habe das von meiner Schwiegeroma überreicht bekommen. Ist von meinem Schwiegeropa 
Ganz interessant, wenn man Sütterlin lesen kann. </p>

<p>Wenn nicht, trotzdem irgendwie cool,
Wollte es mal mit euch teilen</p>
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Fahnenjunkerlehrgang 1938 meines Schwiegeropas

ID for this soldbuch. The feldpost number is 11927. There is no paperwork inside it so any information is very much appreciated.

Is this package worth it, from At The Front

A friend of mine is keeping this dagger in storage till I have the money for it (hopefully soon.) just wondering if anyone can tell me anyone information on it, especially the black painted handle.

<div class="md"><p>A friend of mine is keeping this dagger in storage till I have the money for it (hopefully soon.) just wondering if anyone can tell me anyone information on it, especially the black painted handle.</p>
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Does this SA dagger look good for $300?

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<div class="md"><p>This does not support the Nazi party and/or fascism in any way! I just want people to post collection photos, good websites, interesting info, collectors tips. Any sort of cool info on various things. If someone starts posting pro-facist propeganda or start nazi trolling, I will have great enjoyment deleting the post. Trust me, I know the difference. Enjoy my militaria page! Visit our friends at <a href="/r/militaria">/r/militaria</a> and <a href="/r/militariacollecting">/r/militariacollecting</a></p>
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<div class="md"><p>This does not support the Nazi party and/or fascism in any way! I just want people to post collection photos, good websites, interesting info, collectors tips. Any sort of cool info on various things. If someone starts posting pro-fascist propaganda or start Nazi trolling, I will have great enjoyment deleting the post. Trust me, I know the difference. Even though I am more WWII oriented, WWI items and sites are totally fine. Enjoy my militaria page!</p>
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