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    #121
    Here's my 100 round ammo belt. It still has the original tie strings on it, like the day is was shipped.

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      #122
      What was the purpose of the metal tabs sticking up for?

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        #123
        Originally posted by pzrwest View Post
        What was the purpose of the metal tabs sticking up for?
        The tabs are the round tip depth and keep them all uniform on the belt to feed through the feed block. Also they keep the rounds correctly positioned once in the cans.
        Chip, that's some belt in great condition.

        Eric

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          #124
          Hello,

          Here are pictures of my messdreieck:







          For the MG hand cart, you have several models, in steel and wood, for infantry, marine and mountain troops....

          Regards
          David

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            #125
            David
            30yrs ago I had two pouches and was told by a MG 'expert' they were not mean't for German troops so I sold them both for 20 bucks!

            Eric

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              #126
              Originally posted by Hoss View Post
              David
              30yrs ago I had two pouches and was told by a MG 'expert' they were not mean't for German troops so I sold them both for 20 bucks!

              Eric
              ooops wrong thread, sorry.

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                #127
                Hello,

                Here are the tool and parts bag for the MG 08/15.....






                Regards
                David

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                  #128
                  David
                  Wonderful Thank you for showing.

                  Eric

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                    #129
                    Wish I could offer more than just an ow wow, but these photos of all of your collections are just stunning.

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                      #130
                      Super thread! Thanks all for showing.

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                        #131
                        Hi everyone!
                        I am new to the forum, and have been spending HOURS reading so many interesting posts - amazing collections out there... very inspiring!

                        I thought this would be the place to ask about the MG08/15 drums - in particular the various makers of the drums... I have seen only a few on forums and would like to know how to recognize a reproduction? Is the maker E&G for instance one recognized maker? I have seen S&H and FRC - can anyone confirm that drums were made by E&G? The E&G is "pressed" into the top half of the drum roughly in the same position as the "FEUER!" on the other side... Unable to post photos, sorry... Any input would be greatly appreciated!

                        Jason
                        Last edited by Segeltuchtasche; 12-13-2012, 06:49 PM. Reason: spelling error

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                          #132
                          Jason
                          Original and reproductions both have the E&G embossed stamp probably the others too so can't go by stamps alone.
                          Visually the latest repro's are very good but they are lighter so I'm told and made from inferior steel.

                          Eric

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                            #133
                            Opinions welcomed

                            Thanks Eric for your response.
                            Here are the drums I am writing about. I guess we can't assess the weight of the steel in a photo, but any input as to authenticity based on these photos?

                            Opinions about the two different colours on the drums? Is one a repaint perhaps?

                            Any comments about the "FEUER" and "KURBEL HOCH" being both in white and not red/white combination?

                            Many thanks,
                            Jason
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                              #134
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                              Hi everyone,
                              here one more photos of the mounting area on the drums...
                              Any opinions on the mounting area - they both seem different from one another...
                              Thanks,
                              Jason
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                                #135
                                Nice
                                Both drums look good to me made by Ehirch & Graetz.

                                Eric

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