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Managed it, here's one

Found out where i am going wrong, seems the pictures are too big to upload and post

Checked out my last posting and found that the pictures dont show enough detail, will try and get closer ones.

At last after months of searching i have managed to purchase an SS dagger and this beauty its a keeper. It was purchased from 3rd reich buried treasure and would definately use this this place again. http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/3758/ssno6we8.jpg a> http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/5321/ssno5kn2.jpg http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/5321/ss...72/ssno4cw6.jpg http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/8858/ssno3og1.jpg http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/1120/ssno2og3.jpg http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/5971/ssno1hz1.jpg

This is a new subject for me, have to ask how do you know if you are purchasing a repro or the original item? What do you look out for? Thanking any one who assists in advance

Hi Kevin The help is much appreciated, will pass on the info to my sis and also e mail my friends over in Deutchland asking them to keep an eye open for me. Did not realise there are so many different and varied versions of day badges and tinnies. Again many thanks for the help. Regards Paul

Hi Rick Superb collection, there are some mint examples there. Thanks for sharing it. Regards Paul

Hi Alec You must know where to look, when i was in Germany i never found any thing. Tried to mention to my friends over there and it never seemed to go down at all well, so i let the matter drop. My sister is over in Dortmund next month, can you give me clues on where to ask her to look for me please. By the way forgot to mention, superb purchases, the more i see of day badges and tinnies the more interested i become, hope you have more interesting finds. Regards Paul

Very nice, thanks for sharing it

Nice looking collection, they all get my vote. :beer:

Have five original WW1 German Haubes for sale or exchange. Am willing to exchange then for an original SS dagger in mint to good condition complete with makers marks and scabbard. Contact pcr6335@btinternet.com for pictures and more information