Hello,
What do you forum members think about this uniform? Are such uniforms rare?
Br. Geirsson
hello guys
i have been offerd this sa dagger to trade
what do you think cant find a district marking on pommel
In 1973 I started collecting militaria. Very soon it became an addiction and it still is today. As an introduction I want to show some pictures of my Imperial collection. Sure hope the uploading gives no problems...
A first impression...
Greetings from Belgium,
Adler
Hi Guys, as Frenchy was asking about greatcoats I thought it might be helpful to show one of mine.
This is a British Officers private purchase greatcoat. The quality is superb, as one would expect from a top "Savile Row" maker. Savile Row is a street in London and is still the place to buy very expensive top quality hand made garments. The company still exsits but merged with another tailors to become Gieves & Hawkes. If you fancy a suit from them today, prices start at £3,500.
The greatcoat is for an Officer in the Royal Artillery and has brass buttons with RA insignia.
The label has a inked marked "4/46". This may well be the date of April 1946. The coat has had the three rank pips of Capt, but now only has the two pips of a Lt. It is not unknown for Officers to be temporarly promoted and then be brought back down a rank.
Cheers, Ade.
Another inherited item. Unfortunately I can not get the rzm tag inside to turn out in a photo. Who used these armbands SA? or party members? I would like to learn about this item.
I just acquire this coat and i know that after the war the soldier did cut the bottom of the coat to make a winter coat for himself .My first question is ,those big button were they original to the coat ? i am trying to find a picture of original army coat no succes...
My second question is when they were issue to soldier were they issue with patches or insigna ????
Thanks
Hello !
I need some help here i have a Map case with some marking that when reading another thread about when it's writing made in Germany that meant it was before the end of war something like that . What is bothering me is i found on the 2 part ( the metal part who close the map case) 2 different inscription that are hard to read
1:
Brev.SGDG.
Foreign Pats (or could be the word Parts)
2:
19ckt?te
usa Pat 1560400
Ges Ges M
Made in Germany
Inside the case is a RBN number
RBN 0/0250/0092
Now is it post war or were they using foreign parts ?
Thanks in advance
Hello all,
does anyone have a wehrstammbuch for sale for a reasonable price?
thanks in advance
Rod
We've all heard stories of the dangers of battlefield digging. Unexploded ammo, mines, etc....
As a relatively new enthusiast, i would greatly appreciate some advice on detecting and digging on battlefield sites.
many thanks gentlemen.