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The badge is made of Tombak with a bronze colored finish. Marked to the reverse “D.R.G.M.35269” (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster) and maker marked “WERNSTEIN JENA” on the reverse. Hinge, pin and catch all intact. The badge is in good used condition with light signs of age.   Nice exampel!!

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WWII Japanese Type 2 Paratrooper Rifle, complete with its Imperial Chrysanthemum intact and a sling that’s a field modification, featuring the soldier’s name written in ink. Overall condition is very fine with typical wear from combat service.

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As a devoted militaria collector and connoisseur, camouflaged items have always held a special place in my heart. Among the myriad of aesthetic camouflage patterns that exist, one of my absolute favorites is the distinguished pattern utilized by the 6. Fallschirmjäger Regiment under the brilliant leadership of Oberstleutnant Friedrich August Freiherr von der Heydte. Having resided in Bergen op Zoom for an extended period of time, it was only natural that my fascination with this unit's history would flourish. The unique and intricate spray application of this particular camouflage pattern can be observed on a diverse array of equipment, resulting in a plethora of captivating specimens. While there are numerous camouflage patterns that can be linked to specific units or battlefields, the pattern employed by the 6. Fallschirmjäger Regiment stands out as one of the most renowned and recognizable. Considering the amount of time, effort and travel it took to complete this article, and as is with all of my articles; I am asking for the understanding that nothing in this article in any way shape or form may be copied without absolute permission obtained from myself. I make these articles for collectors, as I am myself, a collector. I am not making money with publishing this in a book, nor am I asking money to view my 1000+ articles on this website. All I ask is for you, as a collector to enjoy and if you wish to share it; by sending a direct link to this page, in stead of posting photos. I have travelled thousands of kilometers and have spent a lot of time to write this; so it's a small gesture to ask even if I'm in my right. FJR6 camouflage pattern, note the woodchips mixed into the paint The 6. Fallschirmjäger Regiment's iconic camouflage pattern consists of a two-tone blend of tan and green paint. The base color of tan was typically applied first, and in the case of helmets, wood chips were often mixed into the paint during the process. The green paint w