Hello Collectors!
I know some of you love HJ items, so I show you a small cap!
Here my RZM textbook and mint "HJ-Wintermütze".
The HJ badge trade the RZM code "M1/136" for "Matthias Salcher & Söhne, Wagstadt". The buckle of the cap trade the RZM code "M5/257" for "Julius Grefe GmbH, Dahle u. Altena".
And there is always the RZM tag with the name "Mütze für HJ-DJ".
Code 13 on the RZM tag is for "Kahns Strandfahnen u. Wimpelfabrik".

Soon I show you a nice cap used by DJ!
Best regards
Pierre (RZM)

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by: TTT28

Description: For sale, Tiger Soligen Officer’s Dagger. Please look at pics. Dagger is in good condition, has dents on handle, nicks in scabbard and light frosting on blade. Uniformed patina throughout, little tarnish. Standard Heer dagger. I will only ship within the United States.
$375.00 $20.00 shipping.
Thanks for looking,
Tim T

War Relics Militaria sales

Hello, I have a pic of a Imperial Japanese Navy jacket and matching trousers. I was wondering if these are for an officer. I know the pants are in bad condition but the jacket appears to be decent. Thanks!

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I have been thinking this for a long time, and perhaps I have mentioned this before, however I would like to raise this question again if I have in the past.

We have a great "for sale" area on this forum, and a few items over the years have been flagged as being less than honest.

Can I suggest that only paid members can list items on that area?
That will increase money coming into the forum, and perhaps have more honest listings.

By the way, that new fellow from NZ that needed a pin for his M36, and I will be sending him 2 differant ones to complete his toy, I explained how we keep the forum going, and suggested he join to support it. Well he sent me his address again, but no reply to my suggestion he becomes a paid member…. go figure, as it is not easy to get original WW2 M 36 pins for free.

Just My thoughts.

Dean O
Canada

Hello, I just have a nice find of Zünder matches, I have many pieces heh, Please cna you tell me some of them were produce before war some during. Are they really matches used during war? I have the matches that were with the eagle, I am also giving a photo here and the comparison.

Thank you for your help.

Greetings

Vit

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I bought this water bottle at a flea market, and I have no if it’s German or not, but it looks a bit like it. Never seen this type before, but it looks old and is quite worn. Anyone got an idea of it’s origin? I couldn’t find any markings on the bottle or leather either.

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This I found interesting not the normal gold hunt story .

Giant of the skies finally comes home: Plane that survived WWII only to crash in Siberia in 1947 is recovered (including the diary survivors wrote on the fuselage)* | Daily Mail Online

Good afternoon, prompt please original box?

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