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How do you have that😂

Time to bring it back.

Imagine the screaming off the blue hair weirdo's today

Canadian human here, I greatly appreciate and respect the effort put into these knowledgeable videos. Thank you for the lesson. Keep up the good work

Cool I don't know that

Green to ground red to relatives

Nicely done mate. To the point, no guff.

Interesting!

Well I Didnt Know That

Thanks dude always cool facts on your channel

Mate you just picked a stick out the garden. Good effort though 😅

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I learnt something today thank you

May I point out that the Royal Marines badge (on the right) is a collar badge and not a cap, or beret, badge. I agree with you that the wartime plastic badges are attractive items. With plastic, it is possible to achieve a much deeper level of dimensional detail than it is with metal badges. Needless to say, the retail price of the plastic badges is creeping upwards!

Coah-coah?

Never knew that about Fanta, but how did you come by that bottle of Coke? Would like to see the label better ;) keep up the good work!

I must say I prefer fanta must be the German in me lol

Thanks for the info.

An excellent video very informative and it looks like you have a real passion for history.

Thanks for teaching me this.

Nice to see a relatively young lad have passion for history ❤ Thought I was alone 😂

Very nice!

To see one still intact is insane

thanks for the video, im not a lighting guy but you should work on getting something to light up the items i would have really liked to see the inside liner:)

Well this was only part one of the attack to make you remove your gas mask. The second strike shortly after was with a leathal gas.

Lethal, my favourite so far, keep em coming.

Try it

Now days it's the on the job joint stash

Wow, that’s amazing

Useful,if the enemy suspect anything,you can make a bolt for it!

nice item mate!.... atb, Den

nice video verry intersting 😁

Very nice items

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These were for sale in militracks in the Netherlands a few weeks ago. 😊

Hello Aaron my friends uncle was one of the 30 assault unit and he is going to France we’re his uncle got killed I believe, I would love to maybe give him a present like your coin, would you be willing to sell it to me so I can give it to him, kind regards Denny

Cant wate for the next show

A man you know your war history

Interesting keep up the good content! Thanks a lot. 👍

Ingenious. Well found. Thanks for sharing 👍

Good stuff Auzzie

Never heard of these fascinating keep up the good work 🤝🙏🫶

Neither for tire slashing nor assassination. The former would be silly and the latter would be a death wish. It's for cutting yourself free if you are captured and your hands bound with rope. The penny was chosen in the hope it wouldn't be instantly confiscated during the initial frisking, thus hopefully enabling the captive to fish out the coin and cut himself free if left unsupervised long enough (in a locked room overnight, for example, or in the back of a truck). I have seen OSS belt buckles, eyeglass frames, etc. that are designed with the same idea in mind.

Looks like coin cigar cutter.

Amusing. A good presentation on your part of an oddity of the period.

Interesting because I have a vintage brass Saint Christopher medallion or watch fob by a company called Hickok that is made exactly like that. If you google "Hickok Saint Christopher watch fob" (or medallion) you'll see many examples of these in brass, silver and even gold. I 'think' these Hickok fobs are pre-war so they may have got the idea from this American company. Mine is on my key chain and I've found it useful many times. I believe the intent with the Hickok blades were simply to cut cigars.

Thanks. Very interesting. As you say, many types and some are beautifully crafted. This one looks more primitive. 👍

Nice work. Thanks for sharing. The instructions about only use on orders of a superior officer and that blob you mentioned as ‘interesting’ …..makes me wonder if it’s a possibility that it was containing the Allies equivalent of the stimulent, Pervitin. Any thoughts?

Nice interesting little presentation. Thanks. Subscribed.

I don't know about the assassination aspect (for a slashing blade it's just not long enough and it looks like it has no real stabbing capabilities in special through clothing). but as a hidden pocket knife they might not notice while you have been captured it could a very helpful tool.