Second RS&S buckle.
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Fieldgrey buckle.Comment
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I have never seen a buckle more mint than the first two you showed.
A time warp to the production line in 1938.
Nice!
Regards,
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Here's my contribution...
Like the OP I've had these KM items for years but finally decided to group them together and frame them this year. Most of these items came from the U-805 but a few others (soldbuch, u-boat badge, talley) were added later to make the grouping more complete. These souvenirs are unusual in that they were "liberated" here in America rather than Europe. The U-805 was one of 8 uboats that surrendered at the end of the war and were escorted to the Portsmouth Naval shipyard in Portsmouth, NH. The lot came from a woman in Maine whose father worked at the shipyard during the war and who presumably took them from crewmembers of the 805.Comment
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Here's the tunic of Konteradmiral Rufus, commander of the "Konigsberg' (sunk by British bombers, and of the "Niobe" (pre-war training ship sunk in a sudden storm with the loss of 50 naval cadets, "the flower of the new Navy", Germany's greatest peacetime naval loss). He was brought before a Court of Enquiry, but exonerated after Count Luckner (the former commander) testified that Rufus "could have done nothing" to prevent the tragedy. The German Navy still today conducts a memorial service on the anniversary date of the sinking.Comment
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many nice stuff, i see not only badges here
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Superb KM gear....Here's my best catch of 2009.... NCO officers cap from U591
Happy New Year guys....PeterComment
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My stone mint boxed Schwerin Berlin Auxiliary Cruiser BadgeComment
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Wow!
Wow Alex
That one is a beauty. Can you post a photo of the box?
Steve M.Comment
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Sure
I will post all other views
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It´s the right one. On this picture you can see the beauty
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