The Ninja - Star Wars Vintage Parts Hunting & Props - UPDATE - Vintage Junex Sabrina 23 Carpet Sweeper
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russellsch
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Beautiful Hensoldt!!! 
The Mandalorian Speeder Driver Goggles (Bert from The Big Bang Theory) Identified
I'd stay off the ice if I was you!... lol!!
These Googles jumped straight out at me when I was watching episode 1 as Roy roygilsing had asked me last week to do some unrelated goggle hunting for a project he was working on... talk about timing lol!!
WW1 German Flying Goggles
These Goggles were issued by the flying school at Döberitz.
The military training Doeberitz, also known as Army School Döberitz or Infantry School Döberitz from 1910 also Fliegerschule Döberitz Royal Prussian Flying Corps, was an important military training ground in Dallgow in Berlin and one of the largest of its kind.
It served to troops training of the army, to Unteroffiziers and officer training and the training of pilots and the testing of new aircraft.
I'd stay off the ice if I was you!... lol!!
These Googles jumped straight out at me when I was watching episode 1 as Roy roygilsing had asked me last week to do some unrelated goggle hunting for a project he was working on... talk about timing lol!!
WW1 German Flying Goggles
These Goggles were issued by the flying school at Döberitz.
The military training Doeberitz, also known as Army School Döberitz or Infantry School Döberitz from 1910 also Fliegerschule Döberitz Royal Prussian Flying Corps, was an important military training ground in Dallgow in Berlin and one of the largest of its kind.
It served to troops training of the army, to Unteroffiziers and officer training and the training of pilots and the testing of new aircraft.
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When I saw those goggles in The Mandalorian, I immediately thought of:
Yeah those Goggles that Lucas was wearing during the filming of ANH was the hunting project for Roy roygilsing
This is such a funny coincidence!
Excellent picture!! Perfect to go with my George Lucas cosplay!
Excellent picture!! Perfect to go with my George Lucas cosplay!
I went on the same hunt over 10 years ago!
That's very cool, I picked up what looks like the same style vintage goggles today but without the foam
I went on the same hunt over 10 years ago!
That is awesome! Was that foam already attached to it or did you do that yourself?
This is one i just picked up:
I (poorly) cut out some foam and attached it myself for a last minute Halloween costume in 2007. I really should redo it and do a proper job!
Awesome Hunting Box including vintage MPP Microflash Large B Port Single Step Shroud & MPP Camera Kits + AS Handwheels and more..
I am absolutely stoked its like Star Wars Christmas, I received this awesome Hunting Box from my good buddy Colin db94 from Scotland, I can't thank Colin & his wife (the most for putting up with my stuff in her home) for helping & the great packaging of the items, this was by far the largest & heaviest Hunting Box I have received weighing in at 21.5kg.
The Hunting Box includes some amazing items I recently won at auction & hunted in the UK, including;
MPP MICROFLASH Large B Port Single Step Shroud + 2x extra MPP Clamps
MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL Royal Navy Camera Kit 0553/460-9308 with 1x MPP Clamp & 2x Short MPP Tubes 0553/162410 and Accessories
MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL RAF S92 Camera 14A/4663
MPP RAF S92 6x Film Holders in Bakelite Carry Case 14A/4675
AS Handwheels
SINGLE POINT Scope
SOLITRON BLX40 Silicon Transistors TO5
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Some very cool gifts from Colin, Scottish Fire & Rescue Service Cap & Beanie and Star Wars Comic Books, thanks buddy
I will be posting more details & closeup photos of some of the items.
I am absolutely stoked its like Star Wars Christmas, I received this awesome Hunting Box from my good buddy Colin db94 from Scotland, I can't thank Colin & his wife (the most for putting up with my stuff in her home) for helping & the great packaging of the items, this was by far the largest & heaviest Hunting Box I have received weighing in at 21.5kg.
The Hunting Box includes some amazing items I recently won at auction & hunted in the UK, including;
MPP MICROFLASH Large B Port Single Step Shroud + 2x extra MPP Clamps
MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL Royal Navy Camera Kit 0553/460-9308 with 1x MPP Clamp & 2x Short MPP Tubes 0553/162410 and Accessories
MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL RAF S92 Camera 14A/4663
MPP RAF S92 6x Film Holders in Bakelite Carry Case 14A/4675
AS Handwheels
SINGLE POINT Scope
SOLITRON BLX40 Silicon Transistors TO5
&
Some very cool gifts from Colin, Scottish Fire & Rescue Service Cap & Beanie and Star Wars Comic Books, thanks buddy
I will be posting more details & closeup photos of some of the items.
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russellsch
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That's one beautiful table right there
Love the room too!
Love the room too!
That's one beautiful table right there
Love the room too!
Thanks buddy there is some amazing treasures in those photos
Vintage SinglePoint Scope
I won this SinglePoint Scope for a really good price, the Cone has been previously glued and needs cleaning & re-gluing, also its missing one Cap maybe someone out there has a spare but I am really happy to add a vintage SinglePoint Scope to my collection.
I won this SinglePoint Scope for a really good price, the Cone has been previously glued and needs cleaning & re-gluing, also its missing one Cap maybe someone out there has a spare but I am really happy to add a vintage SinglePoint Scope to my collection.
russellsch
Master Member
I think that's the cleanest Singlepoint Scope I've seen in a very long time.
Vintage Royal Navy MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL Camera Kit 0553/460-9308
I am super excited about this MPP Camera Kit, I had not seen these Serial Numbers before associated with MPP Camera Kits & Microflash, so I sent photos & discussed the kit with a few people, who had also not seen these Serial Numbers.
I went searching and found that the kit was issued to the Royal Navy from 1965 as the MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL Camera Kit 0553/460-9308.
The Royal Navy was first issued with MPP Cameras on the 11 March 1965, these were the MkVII and were used as both technical & hand held press cameras, they were followed by the MkVIII. The MPP camera is identifiable within the service by the Royal Navy Demand Number 0553 460 9308 and the NATO stock reference number 6720 99 460 9308. The original Admiralty Pattern Number for the outfit was 220 454 whilst the camera body was patterned No. 162 338.
The 2x Short MPP Tubes in the kit are Numbered 0553/162410.
There was also a typed sheet of all Serial Numbers located inside the Case Lid.
This Royal Navy MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL Camera Kit is an awesome piece of MPP & military history & a very cool inclusion in my collection
I now have MPP Camera Kits from the 3x Services;
RAF S92 14A/4662 issued from 1954
Army W6/ S92 issued from 1960, the Police were also issued similar kits to the Army from mid 1970's
Royal Navy 0553/460-9308 issued from 1965
I am super excited about this MPP Camera Kit, I had not seen these Serial Numbers before associated with MPP Camera Kits & Microflash, so I sent photos & discussed the kit with a few people, who had also not seen these Serial Numbers.
I went searching and found that the kit was issued to the Royal Navy from 1965 as the MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL Camera Kit 0553/460-9308.
The Royal Navy was first issued with MPP Cameras on the 11 March 1965, these were the MkVII and were used as both technical & hand held press cameras, they were followed by the MkVIII. The MPP camera is identifiable within the service by the Royal Navy Demand Number 0553 460 9308 and the NATO stock reference number 6720 99 460 9308. The original Admiralty Pattern Number for the outfit was 220 454 whilst the camera body was patterned No. 162 338.
The 2x Short MPP Tubes in the kit are Numbered 0553/162410.
There was also a typed sheet of all Serial Numbers located inside the Case Lid.
This Royal Navy MPP MICRO-TECHNICAL Camera Kit is an awesome piece of MPP & military history & a very cool inclusion in my collection
I now have MPP Camera Kits from the 3x Services;
RAF S92 14A/4662 issued from 1954
Army W6/ S92 issued from 1960, the Police were also issued similar kits to the Army from mid 1970's
Royal Navy 0553/460-9308 issued from 1965
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