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    Hi to all,

    As follow of the thread
    http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...=405004&page=1
    I'ld like to ask your opinions about these FJ chinstraps.


    It's seems important to say :
    - I paid 25 euros, then of course the seller didn't want to deceive me ;
    - they are obviously worn ( see the leather near the grommets ) and old
    - the grommets an and male snaps are magnetic
    - the male snaps are unmarked and female snaps are marked "O(???)NS SCHAEFFER" . Schaeffer GMBH was specialist of rivet and snaps during WWII and had some problem afterworking with the nazi. Its RZM was M9/188 for the tinnnies. This firm is now owned by PRYM.
    http://www.archives.gov/research/hol...rg-226-3g.html
    http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/...germanco1.html
    http://www.freepatentsonline.com/3934777.html
    - there is a field repair ( a cap of the snap is missing and the person wished replace it in the leather ). I think it's a repair during operation : at peace time, the sodier at the barracks ask an other snap, another chinstrap, ... and doesn't walk with something like that. I think also a faker 'ld use more common and known snaps maker ( PRYM, Stocko, ... )

    Here are the pics :








    #2
    Not straps I'd want in a jump helmet.
    Esse Quam Videri

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      #3
      Originally posted by John Hodgin View Post
      Not straps I'd want in a jump helmet.
      me too,

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        #4
        chinstraps

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          #5
          Sorry 100% repro !

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            #6
            The buckle is post-war BW issue. Perhaps the whole straps are.

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              #7
              Agree, very bad one

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                #8
                Sorry, I don't like it. I'd never see this type of snaps.
                best regards,
                Manu

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                  #9
                  Sorry, they are not WWII.
                  Willi

                  Preußens Gloria!

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                  Sapere aude

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                    #10

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