[herve1861]

Hi gents,
Please have a look on this CZ Website and be curious (he is very "rich"...) about the stuff we can found in our old Europe ! And try all the site !

http://www.detektorweb.cz/index.4me?s=show&lang=1&i=826&mm=3&xb=1


Ok it's not in english, but it's a same for me !!!

Regards
Hervé

 

[Mark]

Very interesting! Was that an SS honor ring in one of the photos? Those rings are worth 10 grand!!!!

 

[Pancho]

Hervé,
I can't speak/read Polish.
Is that an infa-red night vision scope on the Sturmgewehr-44 ?
Link:
http://www.detektorweb.cz/index.4me...=2&PHPSESSID=a5f77fb5127b6c04999912bccd5d9ac0

 

[herve1861]

Hi Pancho !
I am like you about the polish or CZ language (I have a doubt now !), my french is quit good (fortunatly !!!!) and my english not too bad I hope but for the rest...
It's a really rare infra/red night vision STG 44 pics : I heard some stories than some few guns were used in Berlin in 1945 during the last fight.
Regards
Hervé

 

[jacobtowne]

Herve: Don't worry about your English - it's a lot better than my French.
Yes, too bad we can't read Czech. Under the selection Top 10 there's a nice pic of a Sturmgewehr.
Are those dug-up P-38s on the homepage?
JT

 

[jacobtowne]

A note:
The name of the website, Detektorweb, and the ads for metal detectors and photos of coins may suggest its focus.
JT

 

[Pancho]

I wonder if "Korose" is Czech for Kursk ?
Sure would seem like a good place to have a metal detector.

 

[Jan]

quote:Originally posted by Pancho

I wonder if "Korose" is Czech for Kursk ?
Sure would seem like a good place to have a metal detector.

Korose (koroze is right too) in Czech means rust or corrosion.