No brainer fake.
The close ups and the wrong inside paint tell you all you need to know.
Yes, that much is true, but I have repro liners and they have exactly the same stamp, so with liners that have this exact stamp "6-43 RB Nr. ..." I'd always be cautious.
Though, there will obviously also be original leather pieces that bear this stamp, but this exact stamp is faked very much.
Also repro liners that have this marking are mostly B&C Litzmannstadt 1943, do not have the stitching go up all the way on the leather tongue even though the way they are put together they should have ( I know that originals do not always have it go up all the way but then they are aligned at the end in a way that it would not be possible anyway) and most easy to tell is that the inner rings on which the leather is attached are almost exclusively blued, not galvanised with zinc of painted, just blued, and that was never done back in WWII.
Now, this liner is quite rusty but I think I could see remnants of bluing on one of the pics where the liner springs are shown.
Luis
Edit: On this liner the faker went to the effort to make the stitching go up all the way ( something I also do when I get these repro liners because it just looks better and is more correct) But the thread used does not look right.
And another original shell ruined.
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Agree with all...post war nonsense
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