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    1. byf
      Here is my new KM Helm. M 35, ET 64 size 57. The dome stamp is dated 1936. The decal is only 45% or so and the other was removed per orders it seems. A couple small dents, definate combat vet, named to Boyesen. I like it. byf
    2. byf
      This helmet has already been posted, but here it is with a WWII Duck Hunter Cammo Cover added. byf
    3. byf
      Outstanding! A wonderful display. Thanks. byf
    4. byf
      Here is a display of the awards that went to our friend Willi. He was a Flak gunner on a Flakvierling in Russia. Among other places. He has some real stories to tell. He shot down 2 Sturmoviks and took out a T34. He was never awarded a Luft. Flak Badge or a Tank Destruction Award. Still, a wonderful bunch. byf
    5. byf
      I think they only completed 20 or so A7Vs. A lesson they would learn for next time. byf
    6. byf
      Thanks for the kind words men. WWII Soviet gear is hard to find, but this guy does look pretty good. I would love to find a WWII Telgrieka some day and a real helmet to go with it, I'll keep dreaming. byf
    7. byf
      Here is my Luftwaffe Ground Trooper as he would look in the Battle of the Bulge. byf
    8. byf
      Here is another M1.Front seam, fixed bale, with nice liner and both straps. byf
    9. byf
      Here is my M 1916 Heer SD Transition Helm. I really like it. byf
    10. byf
      This is my Red Army Man. The Tunic is dated 1965, the belt is from th 80s, and the awards are WWII. byf
    11. byf
      Here is a shot of the liner, it is a bit dry but intact, the stirng is oily. byf
    12. byf
      Here is my front seam swivel bale with the 2 inch net. Nice liner and both straps. byf
    13. byf
      Here is my M 35 Luftwaffe Normandie cammo helmet. It is a Q64. Nice chinstrap and liner. byf
    14. byf
      Thanks men, the only mark I can see is W66, it is a light strike on the last # but I think it is a 6. Too bad, I quit drinking.lol byf
    15. byf
      Here is an M 16 shell that I picked up for 2 pints of Salvator. Not bad. byf
    16. byf
      Well, I don't know if it is my best, but it is a favorite. When I look close I can see 4 colors. M 35, NS66, named to L some one, can't make it out. byf
    17. byf
      I did upgrade the parka, kept the rest. I got the Helm cover from an old friend who got it from a trusted source. byf
    18. byf
      OK, well, here you go. He still looks cold. Kind of covers up the rest. As I understand it they were a bit short of gear at Bastogne. byf
    19. byf
      Here is a front seam, swivel bale, with net. It has a nice liner and both straps. byf
    20. byf
      Here is a shot of the liner, no horse hair. byf
    21. byf
      Here is a Walther Leuchtpistole, 26.65 mm flare gun, ac 41. The bakelite container will hold 6 rounds, it is dated September 1941 as well. byf
    22. byf
      Here is my Stalingrad trooper. He is no longer with us. byf
    23. byf
      Here is a pic of the BIG 4 machine gun rounds from the European Theatre. byf 1. US M1 .30cal,Frangible SL 43 2. British .303, Incindiary SR 43 BVIIZ 3. German 7.92mm, Tracer S* 17 38 P151 4. Russia 7.62x54R , (orange tip?) 60 41
    24. byf
      And here is hs backside. byf
    25. byf
      Well lads, here is a true labor of love. My Panzer Grenadier Schutze, NCO candidate, as he would be seen at Kursk. It took 15 years to find every thing and many upgrades. Prost! byf
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