MP38

Hello Guys,

so far we have seen and spoken of GM30...but has a GM38 marks or specific details?

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Hi to all!

This is the mine, a pre-37 white model. I thank Gordon for the help that has given me to choose this piece!

Great!!! =)

Really fantastic pieces! My most sincere compliments!

I would like to set a question to Nesredep: which are the particular ones that help me to distinguish a white jacket as yours from one of after the war?

a lot of people have reported me that are practically identical...

Gordon, that's is GREAT!! :cheers:

Great! :lol:

According to my modest opinion it deals with an original piece

:cheers:

Hi Gordon,

a very beautiful sample of Hymmen L/53!

Very beautiful piece compliments! :cheers:

Then I was really been wrong, it concerns indeed a stamp. :speechless:

Thanks for the further explanation, it is me everything clear now.

Regards and thanks

Edoardo

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Richard

beautiful piece, with all probability this unit was in service in the Mediterranean, as it points out the palm.

Congratulations!

Great!

An interesting piece indeed and of not easy availability!

A curiosity: was the microphone the same for the models of the Heer or it has some particular characteristics?

Regards and compliments still

Edoardo

Hello ,

WOW , What a find , 53 steel boxes for the head wound gas mask !

This steel box held a rubbr/fabric hood with an oval celluiod disc so the wearer could see out from . This gas mask hood was to be worn only by men with head wounds during a gas attack . As gas warfare against ships was unheard of during WWII nor ver practical this would not be found on U-boats ! This item must been intended for ground KM forces such as Flak units or other ground fighting units that may come under gas / chemical warfare attack . A standard GM41 or 42 gasmask filter would be screwed into the threaded socket on the front of this gas hood .

If you would be interested in selling the box or the gas hood as I collect both Dr?ger tauchretter and German WWII gas warfare items .

Best Regards,

Joe

Useful information Joe!

Then if well I understand it was a mask antigas for wounded, but that then was destined to the personnel of Kustenartillerie?

Would not it be however more reasonable to say that, considering that the personnel of Kustenartillerie already had the GM38s and 40 (how you have said), were these masks used by the personnel in service on the war ships?

Regards

Edoardo

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Hi to everybody, I post you my badge for mine-sweeper. Despite the back is not marked, the type of clasp and hook, as well as the empty part in the inferior arms of the swastica they make to think that can have produces him Paul Meybauer. What do you think about?

Thanks in advance

Edoardo

It's very strange to be a stamp... personally I have never seen of it of this type. It would seem the coat of arms of a ship, disconnected and then fused on that base.

Hi Gordon, great work!

Sorry for my very poor english, but I have not understand if ALL wartime blue matrosenmuetze have black interior...i have seen also with light-blue! Are fakes or postwar?

Thanks!

There aren't any indicators of rank or special badges... is a very simple piece of Matrose Collani Jacket!

Sorry I have post in the wrong section!

Can the moderator move in the correct?

Sorry again

Edoardo