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    #31
    this
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      #32
      this more
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        #33
        interss ??
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          too
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            #35
            Greetings All,

            What an absolutely stunning grouping!!!

            Fred

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              #36
              Woooow .....How do you did that

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                #37
                Awesome, Super Thread!

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                  #38
                  only one strange thing, sorry for the remark guys
                  the cocarde on the schapska is fitted on the opposite side ?
                  can somebody explain this please, i have never seen this before

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by utensi View Post
                    Hello
                    this is new today
                    What is the maker on the bayonet? Nice collection.

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                      #40
                      You have a mixture of WWII and Earlier items, the collars and cuffs are for a WWII Officers Waffenrock as are the Majors plain golden yellow boards and the "S10" boards as Hardy mentioned. They may be for a man with WWI service but are WWII era manufacture etc. I have also seen this with family groupings were the Father had WWI service and the sons had WWII etc. The items get mixed together. Very nice.

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