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    The End of My First Year Here

    Well Gentlemen, I'd like to show the few things I have been fortunate to collect over the years. The last year has seen a GREAT improvement in my collection. I have sold off some things in order to upgrade, and I think I have done OK!

    I was able to get these photos before the cloud cover came up. This eventually led to a light rain, and it kept me from bringing out the pistols!

    I tried to be a little artistic ( ) and threw in some photos as well. Since I do not have a "room" (5 kids preclude that!) I set it up on my patio as an "outdoor museum".

    The first set of photos are my Heer items but include a HJ knife.
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    Last edited by Mark Mac; 05-20-2006, 05:29 PM.

    #2
    You have done very well Mark! Bravo

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      #3
      Thanks Herrgeezer!


      I had to tend to a young one!

      From left to right:

      M35 overpaint - picked up by a Norwegian soldier/POW at the end of the war
      Signals NCO visor
      M42 camo
      Heer M40
      Last edited by Mark Mac; 05-20-2006, 05:42 PM.

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        #4
        looks like good quality stuff there. good for you. Glenn

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          #5
          whoops, looks like your still posting.

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            #6
            Some EK2's, an ost medal, GAB and IAB. HJ knife is marked Solingen and has a skipper stamped on it. As a young collector of 15, I decided to "fix" it by having the scabbard painted in the machine shop at my dad's workplace. It was worn to the metal.

            From left to right, starting in the center:

            another Heer M40 - real combat vet
            KM M40

            No makers marks on the EK 2's or the Ost medal
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            Last edited by Mark Mac; 05-20-2006, 05:38 PM.

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              #7
              Yeah Glenn, still posting. I got a new much better camera. Still sizing the pics!

              Thank you for the compliments thus far!

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                #8
                Infantry NCO visor and M42.
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                  #9
                  My first tunic - A waffenrock for an NCO in the 6th company, 71st Infantry Regt. of the 29th Motorized Div. the "Falke" Division. I am trying to get a photo album from a guy of the 6th Company/71st Infantry now. This will make a nice little addition. I also have a portrait of an NCO from the 71st in waffenrock and visor on the way.

                  Pips and numbers were added before I bought it. I left it as is.
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                    #10
                    Two officer tunics

                    1st is a Colonel of Infantry
                    2nd is a Lt Panzerjager
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                      #11
                      Heer M40 - Q64
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                        #12
                        M40 - Ns62
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                          #13
                          This originally brought up some discussion - KM or toned Heer. The general concensus was KM. That is what I bought it as.

                          KM M40 - EF66 named.
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                            #14
                            Now to the Luftwaffe!

                            The tunic is for a Major and is complete with breeches. The ribbon bar includes the EK2, Ost medal and service award. It is a very nice and complete set except for the visor! Has award loops that are possibly for an EK1 and Pilots badge.
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                            Last edited by Mark Mac; 05-20-2006, 06:03 PM.

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                              M42 shell. EF 64

                              EK1 is mm L11.

                              The center photo shows the RK ceremony of Oberfeldwebel Gunter Glasner of Stab/KG 6.
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