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    Adolf Hitler Officers cuff title and shoulder board

    I picked up a big group from one veteran in there is a Adolf Hitlers officers cuff title which was removed from a uniform a nice single ss em board with a metal LAH on top of the tab, along with several other neat items, id like to get some input on the cufftitle.Thanks for any help i can get. The marble and the big brass tacks are from the Reichstag building, the tacks are from the door i was told.
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            #6
            Thats a good 7 strand AH title, very early one to boot.

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              Wonderful stuff, Nick.

              Bob Hritz
              In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

              Duct tape can't fix stupid, but it can muffle the sound.

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                Killer group...I saw your post earlier, but didn't have time to post. Thanks for showing us all that came together, always great to see what the individual brought back. I'm sure everything has a story behind it.

                Congrats on the great LAH items...a pair would have been nice on the boards, but a single is better than none. Rich nailed it on the cuff title, super piece! Thanks for sharing,

                Richard

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                  TT - Totally Top

                  Regards

                  Andy

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                    Nice one Mr B! But actally the more I look at the ashtray it looks like a cast fake,,,just kidding.
                    Iam Uncle Sam
                    That’s who Iam
                    Been hiding out
                    In a rock and roll band

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                      kars

                      Me want little Cars that go VROOOOM !

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                        I am curious about why the ashtray was brought back as a souvenir. Is there any story behind it?

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                          And was he wearing that Belt Buckle when........?? Sheesh

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                            group.

                            Thanks for the help on the group, the story i got on the buckle was the guy was wearing the buckle when they ran him over, i have one postcard with the vets name, ill try to get more info on him dont know what unit he was with:The ashtray has the Fouke Wulf logo in the center.Im going to post pics of the Focke Wulf stuff later, the book is very cool.Thanks for all the help i got on the thread.

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                              Hi there!
                              Nice stuff!!!!

                              A question: the Focke Wulf book is on an airplane or for the whole factory?

                              Cheers!

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