Ok, i have this wrap that has been stripped of all insignia, and has some serious age to it.

At the back of the tunic in orange paint (could be removed) letters; "P.G." meaning "Prisoner de Guerre", or translated: "Prisoner of War".

The guy is asking $ 10,0000.00 for it, and im not too sure if its worth that much, the condition, and being stripped and all.

The guy admits he got it out of a goodwill type bin, so he paid next to nothing for it, and he wants 10K for it.


thanks
Brian

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Jersey Shore Antique Arms Collectors, Incorporated 1962, holds monthly gun and militaria shows, year around, generally on the 4th Sunday, from 8 AM until noon. This is a small operation, the cluib has under 100 members and we typically have 25 to 35 tables ($15 for non-members). Location is AmVets, Post #2 in Jackson, NJ, 08527 (66 miles from Philadelphia and 77 miles from New York City) Contact: STEPHEN J. CASSIDY, JR (723) 849-0478

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Hi, I,ve had these two HJ badges for some time and wondered if the red/white/black enamelled one is O.K. or not. The other with blue enamel is said to be a fantasy badge made in the 70’s or so. Any comments ? The blue enamelled one is marked BM 122 with the RZM mark.
Cheers, Roland.

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hi guys heres another nice iron cross second class that i could not resist :o came in the mail today.

made by 55 J.E HAMMER & SOHN, GERINGSWALDE

its even nicer in hand cool militaria

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What does your humidity run at in the area you store your collections? How many of you actually monitor humidity, or take measures to control it?

I have a pretty damp environment, and there seems to be very little I can do about it. A room dehumidifier is running on full power 24 hours a day, and I use silica gel desiccant to reduce humidity locally as much as I can, and I still can't get below 56%. I have considered moving my "collection" (not much of one yet) to another room, but choices are limited. One possible area of the house I looked at was 10% higher than that.

Do I just live in an extremely damp house?

Here's a tool somebody on another forum posted for determining dew point and risk of corrosion.

Dew Point Calculator

I'm just below the risk level for corrosion, but since I already have some surface rust on some of my items, I'd like to get below 50%.

For a reference point, aluminium SS by Overhoff und Cie. - 1938 and 1939.

Regards,

David

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Hi what do you think about these items??

Are they original????

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Hi,

I do have an object that I picked up a few years ago in an antique/thrift store in Texas that I am having trouble identifiying. I was hoping some of you guys may be able to help.

The store listed it as a "paper weight" and sold for around 50 cent. I object appears to be some kind of projectile. Its 35 mm in diameter and approximatly 3 3/4 inches tall. It is solid steel with a hollow center and the open end is threaded. There is a copper? band 3/4 inches wide that is stamped " 8 LOT 4075-5"

I did some research and found no 35mm US round but did find some info on a 37mm anti-tank round, though it really does not look like anything I have been able to find.

Enlosed are some photos I took,

Thanks for any help,
Randy

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For some of you, this may be old news...

Maharajah's bomber spreads its wings again - Telegraph

OK, i have been offered these , I dont collect these kinds of items, i like mostly the cloth / uniform items, but could someone please let me know some info on these.

If someone is interested in them , let me know. As these are not mine, but are offered to me.

thanks
Brian

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