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Sargent Schultz on Hogan's Hero carried a Norwegian Krag.
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The Use of the Swastika Symbol in American Indian Art
One of the most popular designs incorporated into American Indian art during the tourist era— approximately 1890 to 1940—was the swastika symbol, common to most indigenous peoples the world over and used throughout time. Copper bookends by Morris Robinson (Hopi). The swastika design indicates...
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The NAZI Swastika has the 4 90 degree angles the opposite of ancient America Indians version.
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That is one the most well done sporter from a surplus military rifle I've ever seen. Impeccable! A keeper for the futures of the family. I'm impressed, for sure.
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History of the Swastika. Interesting info.
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I need to correct my post. Further research found that Sgt. Schultz carried a US Krag. Sorry, I was just a kid when seeing the show. I believe the Norwegian models magazine hinge swung foreword VS the US Krag magazine hinged to the side of the rifle.
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