Here are 4 HJ donation pins. Pre war are metal, war time plastic.
There's not much left, and it reminds me the german "spork". The main body looks like zink made and it's gone for the most. The inox steel part is perfect and it has the arrow and the date (1945). what is it?
Hello All, Can some one help me with a general value for a M-18 German Helmet? I will try and put up some pics, but am really only looking for a genereal, currect, value.
Description: M-18 stamped w/a "(Bell)L-64", No damage to shell, still has most of the original green paint, does have an area of surface rust on the front (forehead), about the size of a baseball, otherwise smooth all over. Does have code stamped inside/top "7548", rubber stamped in black ink on inside/back neck shield "64", rubber stamp on metal liner band "64", "FCB" over "18", "AKF", (maybe the last letter is a "P"?). Chin straps are gone but a small piece of leather is on the left chin strap loop and stitched. Three liner head pads in very good cont. (Grey color with some sweat stains), but the adjustment string has been pulled thru the holes and is missing. Each pad is rubber stamped in purple ink, "I,. Bing Munchen" and "1917".
What do you think?
Thanks!
Can anyone please help me?
these are my first relic helmets 1x British 1x US apparently found in a french farmers barn i got them for £40 but the one that interests me the most is the US one it still has both of its original fixed bails which isn't very common to find anyway hope you guys like them :D
I was trying to figure out exactly what unit this Oberleutnant und zugfuhrer was in. I can ready everything he wrote except those two items. Can anybody read his writing?
hi
i'm greg from manchester,uk and i;m new to this but i always wanted to have ww2 gun collection
can u give me any tips where to buy or antique auctions or just how to tackle this? where do i start? i spend hours looking on google but i didn;t find anything relevant
please help
Hi
I am new to this forum and i actually find it because maybe u can help me.
Where they sell this stuff? is it possible nowadays to buy just replica? i not buying it to shoot people:D i just love ww2 history, specialy guns and i always wanted to create my own collection of ww2 guns
anyone could point me in right direction?
thanks
Greg
At the "Muzeul Militar National", Bucharest.
This one was recovered in 2000, from the Prut river, Moldova county, Romania.
