We are looking for a new design logo for the forum. Any designers out there? We thought it would be fun to open it up as a little competition for the best design. There is a 100 US Dollars prize for the chosen winning design. The competition will close after we have at least 10 designs submitted or after 3 months with minimum ammount of disigns are met
Documented Stalingrad-Königsberg Soviet Medal Group
Group to a member of the 15th mortar Regiment in Stalingrad.
The documented group comes with a Stalingrad medal and an heavily used document dated from 1943.
The Königsberg medal document is dated from 1946. Unfortunately the medal has the wrong ribbon, but it doesn't detract on the orignality of this group.
Price : $99 US
Payment possibility: PayPal, wire transfer in Euro to European bank account, International Money Order, etc.
So I just got this from Military Antiques Stockholm.
It's maker marked 16. Does it look legit to you guys?
And what maker was 16. Thanks!
----Miller
The uploader isn't working atm, so I will try in a few minutes.
Not sure if am posting on correct section but curious to know what this is and if its genuine.
Here’s my Mums Monopoly set she had as a girl. It’s complete & very basic. Stewy S
Hi does this look genuine I can add more pics, it has Ns stamped on the cross guard and came with a Black Scabbard.
Here's a few finds I've made over the past twenty years or so at my favourite airfield,and only a couple with a metal detector.
The stirrup pump was found by a friend last year,minus it's handle,so I made a new one and got it working again.The perimeter track light still had a working bulb when I found it,not bad after 40+ years underground! Don't know what the lockable brass tap is from,maybe a fuel tank? Can anyone shed any light on the items in last 5 pictures too?
Hi had this badge for years my uncle fought in North Africa and Italy but sadly died without saying what the badge was, I would appreciate any input please
Wehrmacht Canteen with straps/clip and wool cover which has mothing - marked A.W.G. 40 -
$25. +Postage/Fees
Pm if interested
Fellow Enthusiasts,
I am trying to get detailed information regarding the "PDMM"s aka drop containers used by the Soviet Airborne (VDV) during the GPW.
I am interested in both the soft and hard models.
I already have copies of Glantz's, Zaloga's and Thompson's books on the VDV as well as several internet articles but I am lacking this detail
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Rob
Easton, IL
USA
