who know´s this frog ? - 03/12/2010 06:11 PM
any idea´s ? 
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Re: who know´s this frog ? - 03/14/2010 04:09 PM
OK, it´s lithuanian ...
This kind of frog is quite "exotic" here in Austria and I saw it a couple of day´s the first time, actually.
There´re also lithuanian "camo"-frogs, I´ve been told.
In Lithuania there´re the soviet bayo´s M1959/2 and AK74 (M 1989/6X5), in use.
Cheers,
R.
This kind of frog is quite "exotic" here in Austria and I saw it a couple of day´s the first time, actually.
There´re also lithuanian "camo"-frogs, I´ve been told.
In Lithuania there´re the soviet bayo´s M1959/2 and AK74 (M 1989/6X5), in use.
Cheers,
R.
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Re: who know´s this frog ? - 03/21/2010 06:03 AM
The language on the tag looks like Lithuanian to me.
Re: who know´s this frog ? - 03/21/2010 11:04 PM
If the badges and patches comes with this bayonet then I'm 100% sure it's Lithuanian.
The armored knight on the badges is the Vytis ("the Chaser") - the coat of arms of Lithuania.
Also the horizontal tricolor yellow, green and red patch is the flag of Lithuania.
The armored knight on the badges is the Vytis ("the Chaser") - the coat of arms of Lithuania.
Also the horizontal tricolor yellow, green and red patch is the flag of Lithuania.