Der Wehrwolf 1923-1933!

[Sergeant 08]

Needed some years, but finally my Wehrwolf buckle hunt ended.

Untouched since more than 80 years.

It came from a well known source with an original belt and it was never in a collection before.

[Brian L.]

Excellent piece. It's always satisfying being able to find something, especially as rare as this, that has never passed through other collectors' hands.

[Sergeant 08]

Excellent piece. It's always satisfying being able to find something, especially as rare as this, that has never passed through other collectors' hands.

I'm very happy with it. It is a real attic find. Adverse storage conditions were the reason for the dark patina of that buckle. It will stay in unpolished condition. I prefer an untouched, unpolished original buckle more than a polished fake buckle in mint condition.

PS: In think these Wehrwolf members had no such problem to find a real buckle in past.

[Sergeant 08]

One day I will complete the display.

[Bek]

I welcome. I have such document on this subject.

[Sergeant 08]

I welcome. I have such document on this subject.

Can you show it to us, please?

[Sergeant 08]

Last week on ebay - sold as Freíkorps - I overworked the ebay image wit PS -wish it was mine ;-)

Found the same photo in a photo album now.

[Brian L.]

Have you seen this rather nice graphic WW card on eBay?

[Sergeant 08]

Have you seen this rather nice graphic WW card on eBay?

I already own that card.

[Sergeant 08]

Wehrwolf cards are an own field of collecting.

[GAF]

Werewolf ring


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[Don D.]

Amazing what is still out there.

[Nordmark]

One of my favorite threads here on the WAF.

[Sergeant 08]

Werewolf ring


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I have already seen different pictures of Wehrwolf rings in advertisements of period newspapers and supplier catalogues.

This ring I have not seen before.

What kind of material it was made of?

[Sergeant 08]

One of my favorite threads here on the WAF.

You are always welcome here! Most time the thread is a monologue.