Hi guys came across two of these, are they ww2, or post war thanks for any in put, can,t fined any markings on them. thanks in advance martin look use ?
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come on guys , would like some help on these , if i can,t ask here ? best martinComment
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Is the hardware stamped in any way ???
Difficult to tell with these if they are post war or not... I don't have a very good feeling about the webbing..... but one really needs these in hand..
Tom
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Hello,
I'm not convinced by the type of webbing and the width of the strap...(too narrow)Comment
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i dont like the webbing, it looks US webbingComment
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HI guys thank s for comments, two more one with black fittings both showing heavy usage, possable post war then .Comment
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last one thanks again martinComment
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hello
here is one I picked up ages ago, Martin, am always a bit scared when I see brass
cheers
johnComment
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close up
cheers
johnComment
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Hello
The first one posted , I agree , display a post-war webbing , the blue webbing is an original wartime made .
Regards
P-Y
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unfortunately there is at least one militaria dealer i know of who happily puts these fake ones on his site on a fairly regular basis for far more money than they are worth, presented as 'originals'. another dealer i know of sells them for a decent repro price. shame such greed exists in this business. not much though, luckily, from my experience.Comment
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Hi,
Here's one I've had for a long time from a usually impeccable source.
I'm not sure but they may have turned up with all the other ex- Portugese MG34 equipment.
I didn't notice until too late for the pics that one of the large hooks has the pinetree logo stamped into it (is that SC?).
The webbing is a better fit than on the first example in this thread.
Further thoughts anyway.
Regards,
GrossfussComment
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