Hi & welcome to the forum. no need to apologise We all start somewhere.
I think you have what they call "A piece made to deceive"
As far as I am aware fire nozzles did not come under the Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) Least of all SS Fire nozzles
The RZM office defined design, manufacturing and quality standards, and published an authoritative colour chart for textiles. All pieces of equipment had to be labelled with a visible RZM copyright protection symbol and a product-assigned RZM number that contained encoded data about the textile sector, material group, producer number and year of production.
If it were a legit piece it would have an RZM designated number M......./.........
I think what you have there is an ordinary fire nozzle, where some one has gotten carried away with a made up stamp, in order to fool the uninitiated and jack up the price
Thank you John.I didn't get stuck for a lot and every bit of education is worth something. Ralph
someone got a stamp and looking for a place to use it
I concur with my colleagues that this is a very unusual item to fake.
BOB
LIFE'S LOSERS NEVER LEARN FROM THE ERROR OF THEIR WAYS.
Wow, im going to stamp my garden hose nozzle up , and then its off to E-BAY
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