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I just read an article about a Blue Ezcuadrile pailot: Cptn Arroniz, in it it has the photo of a LW M40 helmet with the Spanish freiwillige Issue decal, I had hear of a mint Blue Ezcuadrille helmet sometime ago, I wonder if its this one or is it another facke......
I will scan the photos later and up load them........I also remember i saw a post war added decal on an M40 LW once, but I must admit this Arroniz helmet looks rather convincing.....
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That is exactly the photo...!Comment
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Spanish Uniform Blue Division and Cap
This is an example of Spanish Blue Division uniform and Red Cap, enjoy !!Comment
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Very very nice...!!!Originally posted by Guripa250 View Post
que bonita boina y atuendo de regreso pone usted señor
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year !!!!Comment
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Congratulations Guripa... FELICES FIESTAS A TODOS!!Comment
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My dear friends, here we go with some better photos of two Spanish made pouches found in spanish positions infront of Kolpino...
What is very interesting about these items, is that when the Spaniards arrived at Grafenwohr camp in Bavaria for training, before being sent to the front, the idea was to fully equip them with German material, yet either out of lack of supply or the liking of their own gear, some men still kept their Spanish equipment such as belts and harness.
In the camp during this transition of Spanish to German equipment it was normal to see a mix of material,
yet on the front....., it was common to see belts (several variants), but was quite rare to see the Spanish made harness and the ammo pouches.....
The stitching is completly gone, yet a cool detail is the clay stuck to one of the pouches
...I think is a very cool idea to have a little of the soil where this battles were fought, especialy this famous battle of February 1943!!! 
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I would like to share my Christmas gift with all of you..!
All of these items were found in a bunker (chambola) in the spanish positions infront of Kolpino, probably of regiment 262, probably of those that helped slow down the soviet onslught......
Items found were two spanish belts, three spanish ammo pouches and two helmets......
photos of items after cleanning
The items were pretty deep, almost 6 m I was told so that is why they are in souch good condition....
I will post more photos later.....
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Wow, what a find and the helmets still have their liners and chinstraps, and they faired pretty good over all those years under ground in a banker, compered to the outside of the helmets. Well done on finding them.
Lou
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