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Lets see your mintiest items!!

Article about: Thanks Ned, made by Steinhauer and Luck in five pieces with pegged centre EK and enamelled red ring...just as yours was made ! unfortunatly worth no where near yours ! Prost ! Steve.

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    Quote by kozowy1967 View Post
    Very nice Wolseley Jerry were did you ever come up with that minty little gem looks as if it has been packed away in a box for years .
    It was bought in Cardiff by my wife as a present for me!!!

    Regards,

    Jerry
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    Quote by Stewy S View Post
    It certainly is Stewy Thanks for showing your items!

    Nick
    "In all my years as a soldier, I have never seen men fight so hard." - SS Obergruppenfuhrer Wilhelm Bittrich - Arnhem

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    Quote by DougB View Post
    Here you go Kenneth. Black dress Der Fuhrer SS3 Officer tunic, named along with his named mint brocade belt and buckle. Fully researched grouping that came with his visor as well.


    Attachment 254115


    Attachment 254116
    Any chance of pics of the rear of the buckle Doug?
    Ben

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    Great items every one.
    I think mine is this rock.
    Click to enlarge the picture Click to enlarge the picture Lets see your mintiest items!!   Lets see your mintiest items!!  

    Looking for the photo albums of Leutnant Emil Freitag, 3. / G.R. 377

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    Thought I'd hop on this thread. I have a few 'minty' pieces, but this
    one with 'a story'.

    In 1995 I visited my mother, and saw this on her diningroom table.
    She said that the neighbour just had a social tea, and this fellow's
    wife said they have this hat but no one in their family wanted it,
    and did she know of anyone who might like it. Mom says:
    'My son collects all that crap.........'

    Turns out the guy had joined the Army with 4 of his pals, but they
    weren't getting to see any action fast enough, so they transferred
    to the RCAF. WWII ended just before they were about
    to be shipped overseas.

    This cap was kept in a hatbox in a closet for 50 years. The man
    and his family had been right next-door throughout the 70's
    when I lived there, and through the 50's and 60's when
    my grandparents lived there. I had no idea he had
    ever been in the service.........!
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    Lets see your mintiest items!!  
    Last edited by Walkwolf; 04-16-2014 at 06:18 AM.
    Regards,


    Steve.

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    Mate that would have to be the mintiest Airforce cap I have ever seen!!

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    You guys humble me with some of these items! I like the dug stuff, but wow! You gents have some serious pieces!

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    Yeah, me too AIF.........!
    Regards,


    Steve.

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    Quote by Ben Evans View Post
    Any chance of pics of the rear of the buckle Doug?
    I have none on this hard drive, but its identical to this one.

    Ss officer buckle - Wehrmacht-Awards.com Militaria Forums
    Last edited by DougB; 10-22-2011 at 06:29 AM.

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    Quote by Walkwolf View Post
    Thought I'd hop on this thread. I have a few 'minty' pieces, but this one with 'a story'.

    In 1995 I visited my mother, and saw this on her diningroom table. She said that
    the neighbour just had a social tea, and this fellow's wife said they have this
    hat but no one in their family wanted it, and did she know of anyone who
    might like it. Mom says 'My son collects all that crap.........'

    Turns out the guy had joined the Army with 4 of his pals, but they weren't getting
    to see any action fast enough, so they transferred to the RCAF. The war ended
    just before they were about to be shipped overseas.

    This cap was kept in a hatbox in a closet for 50 years. The gentleman and his
    family had been right next-door throughout the 70's when I lived there.
    I had no idea he had ever been in the service.........!
    Mate, really smart looking cap! A real keeper you've got there cobber.

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