cdbrandon82 06 Feb 2014
#1I am seeking any information in regards to these handcuffs. There are no defining marks or stamps of any kind. These were found buried on a military base in Germany located near Idar-Oberstein Germany. The base housed a Nazi Field Artillery unit prior to, and during, WW2. The post served many different US forces until its closure in 2008. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
- Chris
holstcollection 06 Feb 2014
#2
Hi!
I recognize the style from Stan Wills CD and they were said to be from Iraq.
They are crudely made and the design is old-fashioned but these are probably of
contemporary manufacture due to the welding.
Lars
cdbrandon82 06 Feb 2014
#3I am seeking any information in regards to these handcuffs. There are no defining marks or stamps of any kind. These were found buried on a military base in Germany located near Idar-Oberstein Germany. The base housed a Nazi Field Artillery unit prior to, and during, WW2. The post served many different US forces until its closure in 2008. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
- Chris
Thanks for the info! An Iraqi origin is completely possible due to the military nature of the discovery location. Thanks again!
Unknown / guest 06 Feb 2014
#4I am seeking any information in regards to these handcuffs. There are no defining marks or stamps of any kind. These were found buried on a military base in Germany located near Idar-Oberstein Germany. The base housed a Nazi Field Artillery unit prior to, and during, WW2. The post served many different US forces until its closure in 2008. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
- Chris
Did the CD give an age or any other information? Thanks!
holstcollection 06 Feb 2014
#5I am seeking any information in regards to these handcuffs. There are no defining marks or stamps of any kind. These were found buried on a military base in Germany located near Idar-Oberstein Germany. The base housed a Nazi Field Artillery unit prior to, and during, WW2. The post served many different US forces until its closure in 2008. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
- Chris
Unfortunately not but they are not old, only crude and old-fashioned.
cdbrandon82 07 Feb 2014
#6I am seeking any information in regards to these handcuffs. There are no defining marks or stamps of any kind. These were found buried on a military base in Germany located near Idar-Oberstein Germany. The base housed a Nazi Field Artillery unit prior to, and during, WW2. The post served many different US forces until its closure in 2008. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
- Chris
Thank you very much for your time and answers!
