hi i search for a HJ or DJ singel Rune Camp Flag original or copy as well just want it as background display part for my hj dj and bdm items, please let me know if you can help me to find one

Can anyone out there tell me what the UK laws are on ground dug guns?
If you were to find one how do you get it deactivated and made legal?
I mean i havent found one but i maybe onto a dump site that may well have one or two 50cals in it so i just want to know what to do if one turnes up!!
Thanks. cool militaria

Another one from my collection of ration tins.

Not a military issue tin this time, but one from the Home Front. Powered instant milk was imported during the war from the USA and was specially intended for nursing mothers with young children. Note the text on the side.

Cheers, Ade.

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This large 1944 dated tin of biscuits formed part of the "Compo" or Composite Rations.

The Maker "H&P" is the well know British biscuit maker, Huntly & Palmer. Packed in October 1944. The top has a large round lid.

Cheers, Ade.

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I bought this today at a militaria and arms fair. It is dated 1940 and an arrowhead. Tell me your opinions

This is what it says on the blade:

John Blyde
Clintock Works
Sheffield

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Some more of my ration tin collection.

Smoking was very popular in WW2 and cigarettes were considered a vital part of the rations.

First we have the larger sized tin, which is the same size as the boiled sweets tin I showed in another thread.

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Just found this badge for sale for a fair price. Is this a genuine totenkopf badge? Thanks

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Hi Guys, this one, while strictly speaking is not a "ration tin" as such, but it is more a clever bit of marketing by the makers of Horlicks

There also exists a version with "as supplied to the ARP".

But it is still a nice wartime tin in good condition.

I don’t think you can buy Horlicks tablets today, but I remember them as a kid in the 1960’s.

Cheers, Ade.

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Over the past while I've built up this little collection of TR items, because I have pretty much no interest in the subject I'm planning on selling them but I'm clueless to how much they are actually worth. All of them apart from the HVD Brussel badge have been previously identified as genuine on this site, so whats the opinions on the HVD badge?

Thanks in advance cool militaria

Danny

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Hi Guys,
does anyone know if the Staffords were issued with Mk5 stens or the T stock(mk2?) sten at Oosterbeek?
cheers guys,
Al