bsweeney

I would love to have it, but it is impossible: I live overseas and we are not allowed to import guns like this HP35.

Thanks anyway!

Douglas

Sorry about that but if things keep going as they seem to be it won't be long before we here are in the same boat.

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This is from a cousin of my mother in law. I was asked to find out what I could about the owner was killed in battle of Britain.

I am looking for information and possible valuation on this item. German fur hat with metal insignia, Dated 1943 almost mint condition. The German fur hat is dated 1943 and maker marked on the inside, Walter H?bner, Berlin W8 Charlottenstr. 20-30 also it has some more stampings that is hard to read. Sorry about the photo it is all I have.

I am looking for information and possible valuation on this item. The DLR sports badge is bronze and it has the following maker marks Wernstein Jena and also it has D.R.G.M 35269.

Hello!

Do you Collecting Kriegsmarine Pistols ??

All the best

Nesredep

Don't see many and they are very pricey!

Yes I do.

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Here come some holsters...more later

Hello!

The last Photo.

All the best

Nesredep

Beautiful every one, I will upload a few more soon.

Bill

Hello!

Look at :Collectors Showcase and Todays Finds & Recnt Purchases.

All the best

Nesredep

Very nice i have several of the badges and awards you show only my would badge is Spanish Civil War meaning old style helmet. What is the black badge right above Iron Cross.

Bill

P.S. I love the photos BEAUTIFUL!

Hello!

Very interesting HOLSTER.BEFORE i only collecting Holsters.Now I Collecting Kriegsmarine.

All the best

Nesredep

I would love to know what you have on Kriegsmarine!

Nesredep

Are you saying you collect only holsters!

This piece should interest you. It is a commercial PP holster Unmarked brown and with front flap scarification. What makes it very interesting is that it is the piece pictured in the popular reference book (at least in my country) German Pistols and Holsters 1934-1945, VOLUME III by LL. COL. Robert D. Whittington III, U.S. Army (RET). The piece appears on page 76, listed as: Figure 59: Walther PP breakaway. No Markings. Red/Brown cowhide. Unknown Category. Original Holster for Nazi Tirolean Walther PP, serial # 135347P, (I wonder what has happened to this gun as I do not have it with the holster), it goes on: illustrated on page 283 of Volume II. Steel button. Height : 7.12 inches (182mm). Maximum flap width 5.12 inches (130). Stout Photo/Author's collection.

I have included pics of the volume cover and page for reference. If you were looking directly at both you could see the match is unmistakable.

Those medals are the WWI Commemorative Medal for Hungary and the WWI Commemorative Medal for Bulgaria.

Best regards,

Tom

Cool tom, yours is Soldier in WWI and Police officer through WWII, mine is soldier in WWI and police through WWII with serviec in 1936 Olympics.

Here is a 4-place police bar that I picked up over this past weekend.

Super what are the Right two medals for.

Would anyone be interested in a discussion of AVIS Handgun Holsters. They are among my favorite collectibles and I have a few to share with you. Please open a discussion if you share this area of interest. Here is my first offering it is a Beretta Italian Military .

Thanks' Rob

Got a black light and the piece did not glow... lint on it did but piece itself did not.

Looks good IMO.....

Cheers!

Rob

Thanks' Rob

Hi! It's definitely a one piecer....These are tricky. First take on this one is that it's a good one. The stitiching looks good but closeups would be nice. These are considered late war type armbands. They go for about $65 I think. The three piece are the better type - earlier made and go for considerably more. You can find two piece examples as well.

Hope that helps!

Cheers!

Rob

Here is some of the stitching

A picture of the inside would help greatly....the tinnie is a HJ tinnie. The armband looks to be late war one piece construction. A lot of reproduced pieces are one piecers. A look at the inside and the closeup of the stitching would help.

Rob

Here is the inside

Better Photo of Bar

Very hard to find this 18 year device mounted... nice bar

I got a question. In WWI when the Iron Cross was awarded was there not also awarded a wound badge as well? This was with the bar and if it belongs with it I don't want to break them apart. Opinions please.

Who can tell me what this tinnie is for!

That's a great nazi HP-35!

I really enjoy this one and I considered as one of the best pistols ever made.

I'm still looking for one in decent shape down here in South America, but it has been a tough mission.

Congratulations,

Douglas

Maybe you would like to buy this one!

Way out of my field, but:

Iceland Command;

and it is upside down.

Thank you!