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Hello all,

Any idea as to what this is or at least what country it comes from?

William Kramer

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Hand-crafted, Hand-finished, Cherry display case 22" x 18"
Brass hardware w/ locking latches and your choice of black or red velvet. I have started selling these on wehrmacht-awards.com and now want to offer them here. All payments are to be made in US funds (certified check, money order ect.). Buyer pays shipping.
I offer other sizes and different species of wood, so if you don't see what your looking for or you have additional questions please PM me or e-mail me at :
davidbie@comcast.net for more details.
Thanks for looking
Dave

I have seen brownish buckles marked as "Afrika Corps" buckles, and the same with web belting, canteens, etc.

Was it true that all/most buckles useed in Africa were painted other than the european feldgrau? Likewise, were all european buckles painted feld-grau without any other colors used? Was web gear used in other fronts, such as russia?

I just wonder since I have noot seen an order saying brownish were for Africa, and I suspect that the German army was strapped enough to not worry too much about common relatively small sized objects like buckles. Or am I way off base?
Jagdhorn

Hi, guys. I saw these two pieces for sale online and was curious what some of you might think about their authenticity. I'm skeptical of the U-Boat badge as it looks somewhat different than I a verified original (by Juncker) that I compared it to. Specifically, the breast of the eagle is different and the back clasp does not have a wider bar like the original. On the reverse it is marked "53" The 2nd faithful service cross looks good compared to the pictures I have in my Lumsden book and one that I saw online. Apparently the picture quality is bad as this is the 25 year silver medal and it has come out looking gold. I saw this 2nd piece for $40 and thought it'd be a good buy if original. I'm also curious if anyone would and/or knows how to safely clean a ribbon as this one has some sticker residue on the front of it.

Thanks for any thoughts on these two pieces.

Adam

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Up for auction is an original Hitler Jugend dagger from 1939 marked with RZM M7/11, made by E.Knecht & Co., Solingen, comes with original metal scubbard.One side of the haft has ruptures and the diamond has a very small damage as seen on pictures.
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Hi, all. I have wanted to purchase an authentic NSDAP and SS membership pin but have run into many fakes and fantasy items. I saw these two pieces for sale recently and was wondering what you all thought about them. The NSDAP pin looks good to me, but for some reason I have almost always been wrong about these and I guess I am just not sure what to look for. As for the 2nd SS stick pin, Ade told me in a previous thread that the only real SS membership pin-type piece is, if I remember correctly, in the form of a stick pin. Is this SS piece authentic and what he may have been referring to?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Best,
Adam

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M4 Sight.

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And this added to my collection.

Is there a method to apply something to the gas mask to save the rubber from future crackings?

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Just found one!! very good condition. I will post some photos of the repaired interior and a video with sound. I like this item! Having fun with it. When i was repairing it i was take one frying pan and two saucepans from the kitchen to test it. Teller mines was big! When my wife discover where the kitchen tools was :eek::eek::D:D:D:D:D


Complete recaping was done, changed 2 tubes and replace alot of old cracked cables with new silicone ones. The ugly white cables was changed from the Greek army!!!:o( i will fix that later

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