I am collector of German Militaria in general and i have been offered this SS trumpet banner.Unusual gold coloured fringe and the brown(wool i think) unit square to the corner like the SA type,any opinions and any information needed.....Thanks Rob

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Guys thought you'd like to have a look. Regards, Hal PS; Maker marks from L to R : Alcoso- Eikhorn- WK&C. The initials are on the reverse of the WK&C sword.

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Hello all collector friends!
For M vacation is over and it's time to work hard again. I'd like to share My best summer find with You. I found the visor earlier and the M/35 jacket two weeks ago, I just love Red Air Force items....:p

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Some idea about these parts? Them came from a site where airplane and dead pilot were find 13 may 1944 but crash happen some time before. Any help to identify will be appreciate. Thanks.

Some evidence of crash



Researcher Daniele, Vittorio, Mario


30008 4063


AGS N°1540/K


ENGINE STARTING PLUG 12 V


SS 38 329 46


C.. AN AUD.. CALL YO.. LIGHTS.. HORN IS.. THROTT..


67247 30041/33 30050 35 56


RELIEF VALVE Type FBN/A/70 Blow off 18/20 LBS VACUUM 3'' HG






7,62mm CP 1942 WI




20mm RH 1942 or 1943 20 MM, P.C.O. 1942 20 MM-M21, B.P.C. 20 MM M21A1


...261732 ...169SHT ISSUE 2 LH ..NNFR


Fragments: Some idea?












Some idea about these objects? The fuselage is khaki colour.


The long steel tool was used after crash to cut the big part of airplane to sell alluminium. Im not sure the ring was a airplane part. Some idea?

Hi Guy's,

As some of you probably know, Harry Patch, the U.K's last survivor of WW1 passed away this morning at 9a.m BST.

Harry fought at Passchendaele in 1917, and was later wounded badly enough as not to serve again. He was also briefly Britains oldest citizen, aged 111, after the death of Henry Allingham last week. A modest man, the last of a noble and brave generation has gone.

God bless you Harry, and thankyou.

Regards, Ned.

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Hi all what do you think of this one can you help with the maker

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Hi all,

I've recently aquired a WW2 German field letter dated Nov 1941. Are there any German speakers in the forum who could possibly translate this letter for me?

Kind regards,
Lee

Guys thought you'd like to have a look. Regards, Hal

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Guys thought you'd like to have a look. Regards, Hal

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Hi Chaps. I received this Tunic yesterday. I am happy with the tunic although the moths have had a field day. I am not so sure about the collar. I think that this collar may have been added to the tunic at a later stage. This collar does not have the ZIG ZAG stitching that we have all come to expect. I have sought advice and been advised that not all collars had the ZIG ZAG stitching. I would be obliged if any one could advise. :confused:

Cheers

Andy