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    Kiipu

    Privateering versus Pirating Japanese Dictionaries

    Reischauer, Edwin O. My Life Between Japan and America. Harper & Row, 1986. Pages 90-91.

    03-28-2024, 06:50 PM
    DerFunker

    SA Sturmfahne, Kurpfalz

    Hi friends, back again on the hunt for a good example of a Sturmfahne. Here I've found another in very nice condition, with a green and (silver? gold?)

    03-28-2024, 06:36 PM
    Reibert

    Unknown map case (U.S. ?)

    Hi,
    I received some US (?) items and cannot assign them.
    Including a map case, made of canvas.
    Is this an American one?
    I

    03-28-2024, 07:13 PM
    Tsc

    West Coast Historical Militaria Collectors Show POMONA, CA. June 21-22, 2024

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    03-28-2024, 04:27 PM
    jamie7d7

    Ritterkreuz des Eisernes Kreuz, S&L Micro 800

    Here is something which I'll probably never own, certainly not an original anyway.

    I was keeping this for a friend the other week and thought

    03-28-2024, 04:59 PM
    Heartfeltzero

    WW2 Era Letter Written by an Australian Serviceman. He writes about the war effort as well as other topics. Details in comments.


    This letter was written by a Jack Rigby. He was serving in the Australian army during the war. Unfortunately I don’t have any additional information

    03-28-2024, 03:18 PM
  • Designer of the SA symbol known

    This is what the "Uniformen-Markt" from May 1, 1936 says on page 86:
    (published also in the magazine "Der SA-Mann", number 15 from 1936):
    the SA symbol originated from a 1929-contest, which was lauched by the
    SA High-Command. The design was handed over by Hans Zöberlein (the
    well-known poet) and the leader from Sturmbann II from Standarte "List"
    from Munich, Obersturmbannführer Max Zankl.

    The symbol was the old Teutonic sign for lightning together with the so-called
    "Mannrune" (the symbol of a stern and unbending man with a flaming sword).
    Both symbols were combined with a ring. Later the hook to connect both was
    added.

    Attachment 597110

    Maybe it was Heck who added the hook, but this is not mentioned!
    This article was originally published in forum thread: Is the designer of the SA symbol known? started by 4thskorpion View original post
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