waffenamt
Interesting list....and looking at the Luftwaffe section what was commonly thought of as a "5" inside of a stick bird..is a 2?
Some of the other Amt markings are recognizable..and others i have never seen..or because..they are on artifacts..I have not studied. Interesting to say the least..and thank you for sharing this with the collecting community. Regards Larry
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Larry, stickbirds are commonly found as you know with a 5 or a 6by Larry C
Just different inspectors
This is only a sheet to show the different styles used by the different Waffen Amts.
Just like the army ones the stamp belonged to an inspector and they where assigned to a factory, for example ( fake name) WaA237 = insp. Janssen.
This WaA237 stamp can easily be found on equimenet of totally different makers because they changed factory's every now and then.
Ger
nice sheet SRB
anyone notice the SS in the diamond ?.
I am sure that this may be an incomplete listing..to where there may more documents that have been unfound
It is not the size of a Collection in History that matters......Its the size of your Passion for it!!
One never knows what tree roots push to the surface of what laid buried before the tree was planted - Larry C
“The farther back you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” - Winston Churchill
The information is interesting, but I would very much appreciate knowing the source. With the reason for the question my sense of some inconsistencies in the information ands its presentation. Best Regards, Fred
Like wise Fred and Harry...
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