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04-08-2015 10:35 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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My bad every one, I didn't see the sticky on image uploads. I used imgur for the pics. I will upload the next batch to the forum as requested.
Q
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Impressive. Can't wait to see more...
"Please", Thank You" and proper manners appreciated
My greatest fear is that one day I will die and my wife will sell my guns for what I told her I paid for them
"Don't tell me these are investments if you never intend to sell anything" (Quote: Wife)
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Very nice!!!!! Is the mosin a Finish one? (Sa) marked.
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The Mosin is Russian. 1915. No cleaning rod. Haven't really looked that one over yet.
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Your first M1 pictured looks like a repaint.........
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Steve, Yes I believe it has been repainted.
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Following posts will be Titled "Que's Collection continued" Stay tuned. I also need to add, if you see anything that just doesn't look right please point it is out. Another goal of this project is to ID any reproductions or post war mods and such.
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Welcome to the Forum, and thanks for sharing the photos...are you looking to obtain an in-depth appraisal of each item in your collection? I can suggest browsing through the various Sub-Forums offered here, and I'm confident you'll enjoy the knowledge available here....
cheers, Glenn
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Que
Hello,
Here we go, frst up is a WW I American M-1917 Helmet (Brodie):
I believe this be from one of the Engineering units, which one I do not know. The stamp on the inside say HS 12. The Chin strap is complete and unbroken. I would like to know if anybody can ping down the insignia painted on it and an approximate value (Best I can find is from 2010 and that puts is around $200?).
Looks like you have some interesting stuff. The first helmet is actually a British Mk1, initially US troops were issued with British helmets, the HS 12 is the steel batch. If you carefully lift the black part of the liner it should have the patent stamp in red ink. The insignia is the Corp of Engineers, but I can't tell you nay more than that. It is a very nice example.
Steve.
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