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    Late War Y-straps - Opinion Need !

    Friend of mine ask me to show those Y-straps and get some informations about their originality. What is your opinion ?? On the last photo ( with markings ) Y strpas are before cleaning ( they were dirty ). those Y-straps are marked in 2 places as you could see on photos.
    Thanks in advance.













    #2
    They look ok to me. However, I have never seen a maker markings like those before.

    Steve

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      #3
      I would also say that they are original
      Best regards
      Gustavo

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        #4
        Hello
        They appear to be good but the marking is kind of suspect to me.
        The one in the center piece looks more like what I would expect to see.
        Best Regards
        Pierre-yves

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          #5
          I have EXACTLY same pair in a collection - and they seem 100% textbook and originall

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            #6
            Hello,
            nice Y-straps....
            I've seen before a few RBNr in a circle, i remember one stamped on a EM leather belt
            ciao!

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              #7
              thats a first for me. but good to know. Ive seen here on the forum a RBNr in a semi circle, it was on a tornister. customizing their markings. Im surprised that was allowed. Glenn

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                #8
                nice set.Jim

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                  #9
                  Hello
                  There is something not right about the marking on this pair!!!
                  Since when did the German use "No" on the RBnr ? N o stands for "numero" used only in French ,as far as I know the French did not produce Y-straps for the German . So ,something is not right here with these markings.
                  Best Regards
                  Pierre-Yves

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                    #10
                    Pierre,
                    Not true, Germany used "Nr." for nummer AND also "No" for number or numero, which is probably an international designation. I had this stamped on an original Waffen-SS helmet cover, for the size. It was veteran's family bought and an unquestionable original. If we dig harder, I am sure it was used elsewhere.

                    Gerard
                    Last edited by Gerard/Relic Hunter; 03-01-2007, 06:59 AM. Reason: spell.

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                      #11
                      Hello all,

                      the straps look very nice and original! I have seen the stamp in a cirkle before, don't know if it was the same number. Although the the term RB.No is rare, I have also seen it before, here's an example on a Cavallery Boot:




                      Regards Peter

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                        #12
                        Hello
                        We are not talking other equipment here but leather y-Straps ,nor stamps in a circle ,I have a pair with it and on the leather piece ).
                        Something is not right with these straps , the owner claim that they were really dirty ,still the tread is nice and white ??? ,I don't like this stamping at all. Fake and artificially aged Y-Straps IMHO
                        " No " is not international Nr is used .
                        Regards
                        P-Y

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                          #13
                          Thank you very much for your opinion guys.
                          Pierre I'm not owner of those Y-straps . My friend is owner. They were dirty with some oil , dusty or something like that ( also treads were dirty ) but my friend cleaned them up and now they are clean (but in some places leather is darker when in other is brighter - in some places they were clean up very well in some others dirt, oil ( or something like that ) is in leather very deep and it's not easy to clean them up in those places . Those Y-straps are dirty mostly on brown side. I also , as guys said , seen such stamped Y-straps ( in worst condition - in almost abused condition ).
                          Maybe those straps were made somewhere in occupied territories ( Belgium , Norh Italy , Luxemburg ) where "numero" - No - where used instead "numer" - Nr - ( "numero" sound more like italian then french for me ).
                          Last edited by 19BARBAROSSA41; 03-01-2007, 11:27 AM.

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                            #14
                            One more thing - Pierre look on he last photo - you could seen how they were dirty before cleaning . all other photos are after cleaning ( most of dirt and oil is removed but it took a long time to get rid off this mess ).
                            I'd like to point you out on strange S (like S rune ) . Every part on those Y-straps has such S rune .

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                              #15
                              Numero means number in Italian in facts

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