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    Hi gents, here is a ground dug item wich was found on the place of SS-T division . Could someone please answere what is it and where this one was used ? this sign is about 6 sm in height .

    Cheers , Sergey
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    Last edited by Sergey K.; 11-14-2008, 01:29 PM.
    Looking for FJR2 combat pics in Russia.
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      #3
      ss top

      Possible top of pennant post, can't tell if it is a repro though. Sonny

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        #4
        I think it is Dr. Strangelove's gearshift handle for his Boxster, or branding iron for his cattle.

        Richard

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          #5
          Originally posted by Richard P View Post
          I think it is Dr. Strangelove's gearshift handle for his Boxster, or branding iron for his cattle.

          Richard
          LMAOOOO

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            #6
            To me, it looks like an original SS vehicle pennant finial...

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              #7
              Intriguing, and great shape for ground dug.
              I think we must assume then that it is perhaps an aluminum/brass alloy or sorts, since there is practically no corrosion.
              Can't help on the ID, sure looks like it was meant to thread onto some vehicle borne mounting.

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                #8
                Interesting piece !! What are the dimensions ??

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                  #9
                  Ground dug item ... in this condition ..... rather impossible.

                  Have you found this item personally ?

                  Regards

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                    #10
                    Did Detlev had something like this 1-2 weeks ago for sale?

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                      #11
                      Guys, don't worry about condition , it's not so good as it could be in case of ground find !
                      This item was found by the friend of mine and i have no 0000,000001 % doubts about authenticy ...The soil is dry sand .
                      For all who want to know more about possible relic condition please find the thread in the helmet section - " Your feeling about ground dug helmets "
                      I'd like to know where this one was used - on the car ? has someone period pix with similar item using on the car ? This is a very small piece and sizes are below /

                      Cheers
                      Sergey
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                          Its not impossible fox-terier, depending on composition of the metal and soil conditions some metal items can be very intact.
                          I have found 100+ year old copper and silver coins in great condition, silver comes out like it was just lost yesterday.
                          Obviously, this is not silver, but aluminum and brass hold up well too in the ground.

                          The base looks brass, the SS part looks like it was grafted on and composed of a different metal.

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                            Originally posted by Xray View Post
                            Its not impossible fox-terier, depending on composition of the metal and soil conditions some metal items can be very intact.
                            I have found 100+ year old copper and silver coins in great condition, silver comes out like it was just lost yesterday.
                            Obviously, this is not silver, but aluminum and brass hold up well too in the ground.

                            The base looks brass, the SS part looks like it was grafted on and composed of a different metal.
                            Yes, you're right ,this item consists of two different metal parts .
                            Looking for FJR2 combat pics in Russia.

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