Hi guys This Afrikakorps Cuff-title is good or not?
Thanks

Some sort of church leaflet???

Front shot..

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Hi
Came across this,hope it lightens up your day.

Martin

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Anyone know who would have worn this?

Cheers

Nick

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I picked this up a while ago, I really don't know why as it's not my collecting field. I would be interested in and welcome your comments on it. I believe it is written in Czech.

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here is the last of the ss items :D its a set of ss collar tabs, are they fake or original.
thanks
regards callum.

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I remember a guy telling me that he was visiting an old lady many years ago and he offered to refil her fire with coal.he went out to the back yardand she was using a genuine Fallschirmjager ww2 helmet to scoop the coal.this particular guy is part of a very good ss reenactment group and i have no reason to disbelieve him.have you any unusual stories like that??????

Guys if you havnt seen this movie ,treat your selves for a few reasons.the first 25 minutes of the movie is the russians fighting germans.great shot of a stuka crashing into a russian t34.the movie scenes are grittily realistic.it centres on a band of criminals helping an ss unit,and commiting war crimes.it moves into post war where a child now grown seeks revenge on the criminal gang.the guy who plays hanibals acting is superb and chilling.trust me you will like this one ,its a classic.if some have seen it i would like to know what you thought of it/?cool militaria

I participated in my first aircraft crash site dig last Sunday. Junkers JU-88A 4U+GH Werk No 0115.

She crashed on 30th March 1941 after a lengthy effort to evade Tony Lovell DFC, who was flying a Spitfire from 41 Squadron based at Catterick.

4U+GH was on a photo recconisence mission over Manchester, when it’s thought she became lost, and flew off course. She somehow ended up in North Yorkshire when the Spitfires intercepted. The aircraft was chased for quite some time, and some remarkable flying from the German pilot almost got the JU88 to the relitive safty of the North East coastline. Witnesses told that 4U+GH was flying very low through the Yorkshire mountains… so much so, that .303’s from Lovell’s Spitfire where ricoching off the JU88, onto the villages below.

Sadly for the German crew, her fate was sealed against the vastly superior Spit. Lovell’s relentless chase paid dividens, and after peppering the aircraft with one final burst of machine gun fire, the JU88 nose dived into the ground, just south of Middlesbrough. Of the four crewmen on board, only one managed to bail out, but tragically, his chute failed, and he was killed instantly. The other three crewmen were still in the aircraft when she hit the ground! No trace of their bodies were found!

We laid flowers on the site after the dig, and plan to errect a permanent memorial in the near future.

The site was excavated in the 70’s, and most of the large items were removed. We still found quite a lot, although small in size. One of the lads found 2 exploded 7.92’s.

I’ve cleaned my finds up, and mounted the best ones. I’ll post pictures later.

Lee

I picked this up at a sale a few years ago it is made of marble, am I right in thinking this is US 1st army.

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