SCDigginWithAK
Bronze Member
- Mar 31, 2012
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- Detector(s) used
- Garrett AT Pro, Garrett Ace 350, Garrett Pro Pointer, Fisher F2
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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Hey 808 check out this ashtray I sold. http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/80925-flick-your-ashes-hitler-s-hearth.html
I was going to say. I always thought the Tbar type tube hinge was older than WWII. That type hinge can be found on CW era badges. But I dont know Nazi stuff. I have some originals that I may sell. I have had them since the 70s so Im hoping they are original. There are a ton of reproductions out there. Wehrmacht-Awards.com good advice.
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I havent decided yet if I will sell my other stuff but the ashtray sold for $185.Quick question how much would you sell one for?
I was going to say. I always thought the Tbar type tube hinge was older than WWII. That type hinge can be found on CW era badges. But I dont know Nazi stuff. I have some originals that I may sell. I have had them since the 70s so Im hoping they are original. There are a ton of reproductions out there. Wehrmacht-Awards.com good advice.
I cant edit either and try to find a sad (smiley) face.
Here's the badge I think they were trying to copy.... If the stamp in the center is "L/11" (Wilhelm Deumer of Ludenschied) You can see the differences I mentioned. This one was priced at 159.00 which seems high to me, but I really haven't followed the prices in quite a while.
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I have one as well.. find out on north side of Pittsburgh in basement. Hidden in walkI'm going to throw y'all off now. Mine has the stem with a screw on the back. Can anybody find me one of those on this crane company thing? I would think the crane one wouldn't have that. Plus another military expert agreed on the gas chamber idea. Can anybody find that pic?
Does anybody know what this is? I didn't dig it but this is the best place I could think of to find out what it is. I was told it went to a WW2 German Panzer tank and tightened the track on the tank but don't know if that's right can anybody ID this?
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What's the value of it for today? I have one as well. Found it in the wall of basement... in pittsburgh pa. In 1980sDoes anybody know what this is? I didn't dig it but this is the best place I could think of to find out what it is. I was told it went to a WW2 German Panzer tank and tightened the track on the tank but don't know if that's right can anybody ID this?
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To get rid of it!!! Lol But to see if it's of any value to sell to another fool. Cash then will be distributed to part donation.I know this has been kicked around, but I swear I've seen that knob on old steam radiators or furnaces from the early 1900's. I did a quick search, no knob found, but here's a furnace valve with the symbol.
As far as the Dachau connection, I've been there multiple times. The gas chamber is just an open room "shower bath" area in the crematorium barracks. The gas came from canisters outside as someone pointed out. There's way too much graphic evidence about this place and I don't care to describe it any further. I would say that any connection to this or any other terrible place like it is very remote. Also why would you want a connection to this anyway? Just my 2 cents.