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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fid, post: 4351377, member: 7724&quot;]thank you for the info.</p><p>that&#039;s not the sole stuff that found its way in brandnew condition into Switzerland and even France in the post war years; some stuff started to show up in Paris flea-markets as well. for non-continentals the situation is hard to understand because they don&#039;t realize that the Germans hid away anything &quot;doubtful&quot;&nbsp; - e.g.&nbsp; Mercedes stars when unscrewed still had &quot;Für Führer, Volk und Vaterland&quot; printed in the bottom, even post-war installations to new cars are known&nbsp; - waited till the controls got easier and then sold where the money was . the only country that was very strict on certain items was France and when they caught people with SS stuff , especially the Totenkopf rings, they beat them up and kicked them into jail for while.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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