Zaklampen info's (2WO) Fake - orginal...ect

[petrwarry]

sorry

[petrwarry]

i'm aware of these two from your photo Custom , just i've seen recently one which looks like mix of both i can't guess if pre 1945 or postwar .

[custom]

the HAWE Trio is War time..1938 the pertrix nr 667 is postwar 1950.

[petrwarry]

OK sorry

[custom]

These two Daimon flashlights have been in detail here discussed.

[Fero]

Hi,
Unused Pagani Mendrisio (1939) and Vigila.

[Schijnwerper]

Heb weer een Daimon gespot bij een NL Dealer Tarnmilitaria. Heeft er al meerdere verkocht geen idee tegen welke prijs

http://www.tarnmilitaria.com/?product=14759

Daimon ( made in tsjechoslowakije ) Eind jaren 40 begin jaren 50.

Doosje is leuk natuurlijk, als het goed is kan er in het klein: (made in tsjechoslowakije ) op staan.
Maar dat hoeft niet, op dit doosje staat namelijk wel de originele Daimon type 2233 op.
Afgezien van deze zaklamp die je krijgt met de brede verdikte stroken erop.
En erbij dat ie zwart is, en heb die kleur zwart bij de originele Wo2 type nog niet tegen gekomen.
Enkel in grauw grijs blauwige kleur. En in enkele keer in groene kleur.

[Schijnwerper]

Web pagina foto's van de aangeboden verkochte Daimon zaklampen volgen nog ben er mee bezig voordat ie ze misschien verwijdert weg haalt hey

[bxl-mike]

Hello iedereen,

Dank u voor deze interessante post.

Mvg
Mike

[petrwarry]

few flashlight i've gathered.... and sorry for asking too many questions , i'm still beginner. thanks for hints . cheesr - dank

[asjemenou]

Nice collection. You also have a Russian WWII flashlight in your collection. See also; viewtopic.php?f=85&t=17432&start=2640 .
What about the observation periscope, is it Russian too?

[Schijnwerper]

[quote="petrwarry"]few flashlight i've gathered.... and sorry for asking too many questions , i'm still beginner. thanks for hints . cheesr - dank

Great collection looks good petrwarry

[petrwarry]

thanks guys.
yes Soviet flashlight , but is not marked - dated.....so hard to say if WWII or early postwar.
and trench periscope is undated too.
without marking impossible to tell, i guess.
postwar made ones look still the same and i think they were made in postwar Poland too.

[asjemenou]

As far as I know this type of Soviet flashlight was manufactured at Z.H.G. in Moscow (З.Х.Г.Москва) for the RKKA. They should be marked inside on the brown plastic cover (see pictures).

The observation periscopes were also manufactured after the war in Poland. The Polish variant is mostly marked with a circled number "11".

[Fero]

Hi,
Interesting...