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Slasher: Regarding the oiler in question, it is a bit difficult to ascertain if it is the same pattern as pictured in posts #1, 2 & 32...

Good comments pwcosol. My reply and comments were to SVW1945's original post, #1. The phenolic oil bottle with maker's code ept and...

Thought I would post this Post War gray repaint RCO 44 Rg34 Kit. Chain is all so post war. Can see by the links the wat they are twisted...

Hi! Missed this one last week, 30 bucks... a post war used rco45

Can only go by my own experiences but several years ago I tried to remove post-war paint from three or four ordnance tan cans. It was...

After looking at the kit "scharf" posted again, I suspect it is not a W. German BGS/BW Post-WW2 reissue, but rather E. German. The oiler...

I would like to add some new information regarding this topic... As fas as I know, the only official reference to this Rg34 variant is...

As Slash has very well reflected, the topic of the RGK is quite complicated but at the same time very interesting. IMHO, as far as the...

The first one is a Type 3a. The beads are thin steel (magnetic). Signs of crimping differ from bead to bead. In my experience most...

Here’s another kit I’ve had for a while, this is Marked 64 with very faint WaA (hard to make out) and the opposite is “15” marked…this...

That’s a cool one!! Wow

Hi, One of the coolest kits I've found, an arr43 with sheet metal oiler captured by a Japanese-American GI Jiro Sumida with his ASN number.

IMHO, everything points to Mundlos manufacture. Antoni

Picked these 2 kits up at a very small local show where no other German items were present a couple months ago 1. G Appel 1937 with a...

Hi guys, I've just acquired this tool to complete an arr44 kit.