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    Hoss

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    1. Hoss
      Is this one of those raincoats? worn by me MG dude. Eric
    2. Hoss
      I've only owned two this was my other.
    3. Hoss
      Badge on a greatcoat and a dinner menu from Arnold's albums celebrating the Kaisers birthday. Eric
    4. Hoss
      Clear picture showing the badge from two albums of the 21MGSs I just acquired. Eric
    5. Hoss
      I think they are boot 'tighteners' to stop their feet slipping inside the boot. You see them a lot in Infantry soldier photos especially 1914-15 maybe not. Eric
    6. Hoss
      Maybe they went to the left after gunners put it on the left of stahlhelme. Don I got something neat a couple of weeks ago MGSs related I'll take pics this weekend. Eric
    7. Hoss
      Waist length 42 Breast size 96 (body length 86) collar width 45 (sleeve length 64) Eric
    8. Hoss
      Top row should read German M-16 Austrian M-17 German M-18 Eric
    9. Hoss
      Hi Paul I'll ask him. may call him up he was 'lucky' got wounded during the retreat early '45. Eric
    10. Hoss
      Chinstrap is a copy, Chris I'm not an expert they did make a one press piece (see kraus) but this one has separate stitched on visors? It's funky, I wouldn't buy it without asking Karel first. btw those circular ink stamps are faked, I have one on my Haube copy from over 30yrs ago. Eric
    11. Hoss
      I managed to spend some moments with my friend Gus couple of weeks ago. Gus fought on the Eastern Front with the Hermann Göring Division as a MG42 gunner. He's a wonderful old boy 91yrs young. He was kind enough to give me a couple of photos one is while on leave April '44 with his family. Cheers
    12. Hoss
      Thanks Gents I put my gig uniform on him it's all reproduction apart from the haube cover (I like them others may not) Chris the saxon boots I already showed in another thread, friends still give me hell for selling those btw oh well. CCJ no mustache! actually I think he looks like Bruce Willis Eric
    13. Hoss
      Thanks Gents Les I hope you had a good time at the gig, I did in part but I'm getting old,,,finally. Cheers
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      Eric
    15. Hoss
      At a guess I'd say it's for mounted troops, I've seen those double buckle jobs before but can't remember for what. I once had a German Africa tunic and trousers but could never find the rest of the gear to build up a mannequin, so let it go. It's a tough collecting area imo. I love the belts shown, they are in wonderful condition. Eric
    16. Hoss
      Looks like a nice one Jock if i remember correctly all beaded helms are classed none combat. Eric
    17. Hoss
      I think that top front button pattern is post W1 on the first garment. Commercial, used a lot by the Germans and English. Chris is that the remains of a hood? reminds me of the pre'1900? German mantel. I like it send to me Eric
    18. Hoss
      Chip your example is killer thanks for showing. There was one on an ebay a few years ago didn't I show it on waf? I was outbid DK got the blighter I think. Eric
    19. Hoss
      Chip May we see your example, I'm not 100% on the ebay job. Eric
    20. Hoss
      Shade of feldgrau mid '17 on Eric
    21. Hoss
      Nice field 'shop' camo Chris does it have a steel band liner? Eric
    22. Hoss
      Chris similar pack and equipment http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/equipment-field-gear/norwegian-pre-war-military-equipment-188159/ Eric
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      Yes Bob 1902 btw where is Chip?
    24. Hoss
      The Waffen, as said is junk, the liner isn't even German. You used to be able to check decals with a uv light, some new collectors may not know gents. Stig the initial German/ Chinese contract for a supply of M35's is well documented and their use post W2 on the net. Eric
    25. Hoss
      I like 42's as well, all beat up real grunt jobs, nice Jock. Eric
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