Junks

[Brian Childress]

Howdy there,

What could those be?

Some kind of AFV bogie wheel assembly perhaps? I don't know about the bottom pictures.

[Dick]

Looks like 7,5 cm PAK ammo container and two MG 7.92 belt-ammo boxes

I believe it is a canister for a 37mm HE round, possibly for the PAK
35/36 at gun. I have one of the guns in my collection, along with spent rounds.

[Adrian Stevenson]

I believe it is a canister for a 37mm HE round, possibly for the PAK
35/36 at gun. I have one of the guns in my collection, along with spent rounds.

Hi Dick, I think you might have missed seeing the other photo of the lid, as it is marked 75mm.

Cheers, Ade.

[Nifartachi]

Check out this beauty. Original paint, confirmed by Stephane, jerrycan, and with waffenamt stamp and red 20 marking.

[Dick]

Thanks Ade, I did miss that.

[Nifartachi]

Phil, this one was sold for $595

Never heard of fake or fantasy jerry cans; that would be too much!!!

[Dick]

I have had one of these for many years, and I believe it is real, as the price I paid back then, wouldn't be worth making repro's of them.

[Adrian Stevenson]

SS Jerricans are very real and not fantasy. Mine originally came from a farm in Normandy for £5.

But they are now repro'ed in the Czech Republic. Funny thing was in their original (fake) production run they got the Runes back to front and came out as a mirror image!

Cheers, Ade.

[John Brandon]

SS Jerricans are very real and not fantasy. Mine originally came from a farm in Normandy for £5.

But they are now repro'ed in the Czech Republic. Funny thing was in their original (fake) production run they got the Runes back to front and came out as a mirror image!

Cheers, Ade.

Do you know the very first one I managed to get (2years ago) cost me £20, and it was real, and I sold it straight on for £30, and he sold it on for £200, I thought mine was the Czech one,but it turned out that it was real. That'll teach me to rush!

[Nifartachi]

Howdy,

Tank/gun barrel?

Weights around 200 kg.