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$39.99MDWW2BATTLEGROUNDS EXCLUSIVE Experience the history that took place on a WW2 battlefield with this unique buckle relic package. The items have been dug up on a variety of historical sites where fighting took place in the European theater. The buckles in this package can be German, US or British. All…
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$39.99MDWW2BATTLEGROUNDS EXCLUSIVE Experience the history that took place on a WW2 battlefield with this unique button relic package. The items have been dug up on a variety of historical sites where fighting took place in the European theater. The buttons in this package can originate from many countries, like Germany,…
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$39.99MDWW2BATTLEGROUNDS EXCLUSIVE Experience the history that took place on a WW2 battlefield with this unique coin relic package. The items have been dug up on a variety of historical sites where fighting took place in the European theater. The coins in this package can originate from many countries, like Germany,…
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$39.99MDWW2BATTLEGROUNDS EXCLUSIVE These iconic German gas masks were used by the Wehrmacht or by civilians during WW2. Every German soldier was issued with one of these gas masks and they were carried in canisters. They came in a couple of different types like the M30, M38, VM40 and VM44. Most…
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$14.99Mauser casings are rimless bottlenecked 7.92×57mm rifle cartridges. They were adopted by the German Empire in 1903–1905, and was the German service cartridge in both World Wars. In its day, the 7.92×57mm Mauser casings were one of the world’s most popular military cartridges. It was fired by many iconic German…
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$24.99MDWW2BATTLEGROUNDS EXCLUSIVE These pieces of nazi porcelain originate from cups and plates and were used by the Germany Army to eat and drink. The Germans loved to put an eagle or swastika on almost everything, including their porcelain dishes. The nazi porcelain that you can buy here can be Wehrmacht…
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$19.99MDWW2BATTLEGROUNDS EXCLUSIVE These pieces of porcelain originate from cups and plates and were used by the Germany Army to eat and drink. These specific porcelain relics are used by the Reichsarbeitsdienst (also called RAD), an auxiliary formation which provided support for the Wehrmacht armed forces. Each enlisted RAD man was…