im sure this is probably a common item. it is the only pistol that i have left. there were 2 lugers (short & long barrel) & a P38 & another mauser that were stolen several years back during a burglary.

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I bought one of these about 3-4 years ago. It was $20. Anyone know about when these lids were made and when they were in service.
Never learned anything about it. Anyone know a link to some history about it or if you know anything feel free to write.

Thanks guys.

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can anyone help identify this one ?

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one inf sturmabz of the bigger collection

hope you like it

cheers j


old name wehrmachtsman

Guy's would like to show a few prong variations,early & late war, on Heer cap eagles. Thanks, Hal

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Hi need little help to figure them out, are they good??
First is mother cross in gold with case.
second in bronze.
Hope these pic. are any help.

Greetz
Marks

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Hi ! i would love your expertise on this one that is the only photos i have for now on the buckle they say it's C.T.D. and on the leather it's 1939 and Ludenscheid

thanks

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Hey guys

This thread is a two parter :) :)

This bit is all photos of the digging in action, attached below.

You can see that I was finding piles of 303's in confined spots, probably where a soldier lay on the ground firing his weapon. For instance, I found a large number of cartridges with Bren gun firing pin marks on the cartridges. This guy loosed off a couple of magazines full ! I have included a pic of the cartridges recovered from one very small hole :D :D

I also found a most curious item, (see below bit for better photo), which is a Lee-Enfield clip with five spent rounds in it. Why ? :eek: :eek:

Continue down the thread for the result of my visit !

Steve T

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Just wondered if anyone might be interesred in seeing my G41.

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7.63mm ammo for Italian Navy Contract Slabside 'Broomhandle' of 1899.. You can barely see the word Italia on the top of the box...BILL

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