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    #496
    Nice Ostketten track links - you could make a lot of money from selling those individually on ebay.

    Re the tools:

    Left - don't know
    Middle - starter crank
    Top right - TETRA fire extinguisher
    Bottom right - don't know

    First and last aren't part of the standard StuG toolkit, but no idea what they are...

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      #497
      I need some holidays up somewhere I can find such nice things.

      Carles

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        #498
        I´m not sure about the tool on left but at least on andreaslarka.net is picture from tool on right:

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          #499
          Amazing collection !

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            #500
            Originally posted by nemps View Post
            I´m not sure about the tool on left but at least on andreaslarka.net is picture from tool on right:

            OK, that's really useful. Whatever it is, it's from the inside of the StuG - it's mounted on the front inner armour, above right of the gun. So it must be something for the gun then - maybe a device to extract jammed shells or the like?

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              #501
              Originally posted by steverobertsbbc View Post
              OK, that's really useful. Whatever it is, it's from the inside of the StuG - it's mounted on the front inner armour, above right of the gun. So it must be something for the gun then - maybe a device to extract jammed shells or the like?

              I guess it is that, a 'ruptured case extractor' for big guns: one tip to unscrew the primer off the case, the other tip would screw up in the primer's socket and then, turning the handle, it would pull the case or whole round out...A bit dangerous I guess

              Carles

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                #502
                Thank You, mystery solved. I have also loads of unidentyfied stuff from same region. Things that I picked up for maybe beeing from military technic. I post some pictures and maybe somebody sees somthing familiar.

                I have found for sure in this region parts from Stug III, Sdkfz251, mercedes L3000 and russian KV-1, Ba-10, Zis 5







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                  #503
                  And also big shock absorbers:







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                    #504
                    to nemps
                    Hi - see private messages. I offer for parts on Sdkfz251.

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                      #505
                      New addition to the collection. Panzer IV rear engine hatch


                      Anthony
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                        #506
                        some new Stug III related digs.

                        Support wheel cup, front Notek stand and some unidetifyed stuff:



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                          #507
                          The item at top looks to be a 50rnd drum mag for an MG34/42 while the item second from right appears to be a track pin, albeit modified. Maybe it was made into a chisel hence the taper at the end.

                          Tom.

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                            #508
                            Top left looks like the mounting plate for a Notek light.

                            Anthony

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                              #509
                              Best of tonight`s evening trip to woods: Can make better photos on weekend.

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                                #510
                                Ooh, very nice! I don't think I'd get away trying to display the engine ventilation cover, but the camshaft would prop up nicely on the fireplace with my various track links!

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