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05-26-2021 08:00 PM
# ADS
Circuit advertisement
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Someone will be around shortly. Not my area so I can't help. But I do have a couple of books that might have an example. Let me check
Edit: Just looked. No matches unfortunately.
"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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Hello.
Neither the colored lenses buttons, the switch nor the paint color look like german WW2 known examples, sorry.
It's probably post-war, maybe for an unknown ( to me at least ) central / eastern Europe country ?
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At least the round-shaped lenses buttons and the specific 3 rivets construction of the carrying strap base seem derived from russian flashlights :
Attachment 1507886
Attachment 1507887
Original RKKA WW2 flashlight?
Let' s not forget the fact that the small metal reinforcement in the upper part of the leather strap can be seen on polish flashlights : Webbingbabel: Polish Army Signal Flashlight - Latarka Sygnałowa Polskiej Armii
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Thank you so much for your informations. I guess I'm not gonna buy it because its like 52 us dollars ( 450turkish lira ) and I'm sure I can find better stuff on ebay for this price.
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UNIFORMS & TRADITIONS OF THE GERMAN ARMY-1935 TO 1945, VOL #3 BY ANGOLIA & SCLICHT. PAGE 134-135. it has them. try it.
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