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WWII German Airforce Dagger – Luftwaffe Second Model – Good Project
Great project, this second model LW Dagger could be restored easily with period parts.
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WWII German Fallschirmjäger Fighting Knife – VGC – Boot Knife – Original – Nice Leather
A very good condition German Fallschirmjäger boot knife, signs of wear. I have seen these with the snap buttons attributed to the FJ, although these likely were used by other arms as well. Was a US Army Bringback. Price shipped worldwide.
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WWII German Airforce K98 Bayonet Matching JWL 42 – L.B.A.(s) – Luftwaffe Bekleidungsamt Stettin 1938 Marked – F. Schäfer – Ulm/Do 1938 – Nice Condition – Rare One
Nicely marked K98 Bayonet and Frog – JWH 42 indicating production by Manufacture Nationale (Staatliche Waffenfabrik) Chatellerault in France. Bayonets maker marked JWH are highly sought after and only scarcely encountered in good condition. The bayonet comes with its original frog dated – F. Schäfer – Ulm/Do 1938 Price is shipped worldwide.
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WWII German Army Officers Dagger – Solingen Marked – Denazified
Original, maker marked, denazified and in worn condition.
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WWII German Army K98 Bayonet – Original Mismatched – FZE 1941 & FFC 1944
Original but mismatched two clear maker marks as in the description. Price is shipped World wide.
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WWI / WWII German Boot Knife – Marked nicely
Original period : F. W. Ortmann – Solingen Price shipped
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WWII German Belt Buckle – C.W. MOTZ & CO BRANDENBURG 1941 – UNISSUED MINT – Mega Rare (Offer Accepted)
1941 Heer steel belt buckle retaining over 95% of the green factory paint. It comes with its original natural brown leather tab, marked with the company’s name, the location and the date : C.W. MOTZ & CO BRANDENBURG – 1941 These have came up only very rarely in this condition, its unissued and really never seen any belt. Was found in the USA and was a bring back from and American Veteran. Free Worldwide Shipping
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WWII German Army Wehrpass – Gefreiter Blauschiess – Killed in the Battle for Moscow – Iron Cross Second Class
Wehrpass issued to Paul Blauschiess. He served with the Schützen Regiment 69 (10th Panzer Division) See the attached image in the gallery, one can see how close to Moscow they were. Earned the Iron Cross Second Class with the 10th Panzer Division in August 1941. Killed in October of 1941. See his Ancestry Military Card attached also.
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WWII German Luftwaffe – Obgefr Rossmann – Flak Regiment 7 – 15 Flak Division – KIA – Gunner 8.8cm Flak – Ground Assault Certificate – Ground Assault Days!
Wehrpass issued to Erich Rossmann, he was mainly fighting with the Flak Regiment 7, he was a trained 8.8cm Flak Cannon Gunner (Richtkreis. P22). He was also trained on the Flak 36. Awards: 1. Flak Badge – II Flakkorps 5.8.1941 2. Wounds Badge in Black – Flak Regiment 7 3. Ground Assault Badge . 15 Flak Division 4. Iron Cross Second Class – 20.7.1941 – II Flak Korps In the battle calendar in the Wehrpass is a great additional two pages entered, these two pages are only in relation to the confirmed Ground Assault Days he took part in. 1. 14.10.1941 – Bridge Head Jelenka River – Flak Regiment 4 2. 8.8.1942 – 10KM South of Ssytschoff – 3. 9.8.1942 – 2km North west of Pjatigorsk 4. 11.11.1942 – Mairamadag (Close to Georgia) 5. 6.9.1942 – Bridge Mosdok – 17 Flak Div 6. 30.9.1942 – Ssagopschin – 17 … On the 21.10.1943 – Rossmann was killed in action in Russia. research shows that he died due to artillery shrapnel wounds on both his limbs. His Wehrpass was returned to his father, with a letter stating he is receiving the Certificate for the Ground Assault Badge and the Medal would be sent to him in due course, with the Certificate for the Ground Assault Badge. Hand signed by Generalmajor (later Generalleutnant) Eduard Muhr DKIG – Killed in action also in 1944. https://www.tracesofwar.com/persons/25098/Muhr-Eduard-15-Flak-Division.htm Comes with various Feldpost from Erich and could be translated.
