hello after long break....
I would like to share with You my new finds.
I hope You will like it as much as I do :)

regards
Piotr

I have always wanted to begin a thread dedicated to member's displays of these attractive pieces.

I request as time permits, that my associate members show off some of theirs.

Hi ,, a couple of nice grens ,, very early parachute gren , very rare complete with original handle,, and a nice m1915 with all its bit's :)

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Hello,
Came across this WW2 "War Christmas 1940" Beer Jug with Bumblebee (Hummel) motif, does anyone have an idea from which unit, regiment, division it came from ?
Cheers

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Dear fellow collectors!

As I see ,there are so much HJ daggers fakes everywhere I look ,so I decided to ask for your opinion about maine. It isnt in best condition any more, but I think it "still work".

Thanks for every answer

Cheers !


Alois

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Just got these beauties. Comments welcome, these are dug items.

Rgds Jan

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Anyone have a decent ww2 german gas mask tin I can buy for a sensible price? The 11" by 5" round cylindrical tin type. Just need one in half decent nick with the lid and catch still working. Don't need the webbing straps or gas mask, just a complete tin with working lid and catch? TMLBetts@hotmail.com if you have one. Colour is unimportant, but one with date stamp or maker mark would be good.

Hi Guys:
This is my first post to this forum. It concerns a piece of
WWII German equipment. Please check out the following
photos. I have no idea what it was used for, some have
offered ideas but nothing definite. In the pics the round
circular pieces are actually translucent celluloid with numbers
and marks on them (they don't show up too well in the
pics. I think they are translucent so that light can shine
through from the bottom and they can be seen at night?
Thanks,
Bob32268

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Hallo...
I'm planning a trip to Bastogne to have a look at museums and so on. Because through the following year I have to write a thesis about the Battle of the Bulge as presented in the film "Battleground".

Does anybody know any good museums/sights in Bastogne or does anybody know a veteran who fought in the Battle of the Bulge?
Please please help me.
Thank you.
best wishes

Hello Forum

This is my first post.

Can anyone identify this belt Buckle?

This belt buckle was brought back from my partners great great grandfather from the 1st world war, I think? It was given to my partners grandmother who died aged 91 some years ago from her father when she was just a girl.

Anyway, I told my mother in law who was given the buckle by her mom that I would look it up on the Internet and this seems the most knowledgeable after doing a little research!

Here are some images, I hope you guys can help with the history. Thanks!




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Thanks again


Shaun