Here is the whole pic and the best i can do for a close up on the collar tab. NSKK ?
Here is the whole pic and the best i can do for a close up on the collar tab. NSKK ?
These are my latest finds, I do have some more to show later :D does anyone have any idea what they are and if they are fake or not? I have a feeling that the piece I believe is a helmet plate might be fake, however it wouldnt be the first time I've been wrong, and certainly not the last :o Sorry for the bad pictures.
Thanks and its appreciated cool militaria
Danny
Hi,
can somebody help me with this item? It is for No.4 but I have never seen it.
On the body is No.18009.
Dimensions leng of the barrel 103mm complete 137mm
inner diameter 50mm complete 59mm
It isn´t for the Mills or No.69 just tested, it is to small.
Dear friends hello
Here is the shop window, that I realized I even.
I furnished him(it) with miscellaneous relics, which I took(brought) out in search(excavation) on the sector of the Dunkerque.
This shop window will be offered to the representative of the war veterans britanique, in fine May on the occasion of the remembrances of seventy years of the operation dynamo.
I remèrçie the association the thistle (who(which) I am member), to have financed me the materials which my building permit this shop window, to be able to emphasize these various relics.
chers amis bonjour
voici une vitrine,que j'ai réalisé moi même(avec mes gosse mains).
je l'ai garni de divers reliques, que j'ai sorti en fouille sur le secteur de Dunkerque.
cette vitrine sera offerte au représentant des anciens combattants britanique,fin mai à l'occasion des commémorations des soixante dix ans de l'opération dynamo.
je remérçie l'association le chardon(dont je suis membre),pour m'avoir financé les matériaux qui mon permis de construire cette vitrine,afin de pouvoir mettre en valeur ces différentes reliques.
amitié johann
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This interesting cartridge purchased at Malvern Military Convention in March this year was a most welcome find Its a US 30mmx165 honeywell manufactured durable dumy cartridge-as used in the 30mm Philco Ford rival to the GAU-8/A Avenger cannon. The weapon lost out in the competition to the General Electric GAU-/8A due to numerous technical problems mainly associated with the ammunition and the Philco-Ford 30mm gun never got past the experimental stages. These Durable Dummy rounds were used in the actual weapon cycling tests where cartridge rigidity was important. The projectile is a genuine Target Practice type with broad polyurethane driving band and case is aluminium material. There is a steel rod which runs from the primer pocket and screws into the projectile base to prevent it from being pushed back into the case under repeated use. In total about a 100,000 rounds were produced by the time the project was cancelled and quite a few were retained as souvenirs afterwards. You dont see these that often in the UK and price of £65.00 is steep but was worth it as i had never expected to get one of these.
What do ypu think about it?
Found this real little gem of an item at our local car-boot a few weeks ago. When i picked it up i guessed it was either Chinese or maybe Jap and quite old possibly WW1 era. The seller wanted £10.00 and wouldnt budge as he said it was unusual. Fair enough i gave him a tenner and when home took it down to the local Chinese Take-Away and they identified the info on the headstamping as Chinese. They told me it was manufactured in Shanghai in 1910 which is what the markings translate to. So mystery solved there on the origin of this piece. Its a 75mm ’stub’ shell casing and this type of Chinese shell case like anything Chinese ordnance related is very scarce indeed and worth quite bit more than a tenner. This just goes to show that the local car-boot is allways worth a visit as you never know what you might come across. Regards, Tim.