Evening All

This here KVK1 is pretty nice, and I’m thinking it may be an early, unmarked ‘43′ Julius Bauer & Sohne.

Would very much appreciate assistance in confirming this, or telling me I’m talking a lot of gash!

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I would like to share a few pics from last Falls discovery since at that time they were taken with an ipad and did not show much detail.Thanks to all who have helped with the liquidation process, Dave

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hello my todays find.Did someone ever faced this strange material of the handle?propably some kind of wood but i have no idea wich one?second wuestion is about the troddel.does its colours have some special meaning like hierarchy or maybe its linked to a place of origin?
best regards

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Hi guys here I have a M58 Austrian army helmet fitted with a M58 thermoplastic helmet liner.
The steel helmet is marked U.SCH.59 in white which stands for the manufacturer Heinrich Ulbrichts Witwe 1959. This helmet would have originally been fitted with sewn on chin straps similar to the US M1. This one has replacement chinstraps fitted which are attached by brass rivets which were the type used in the late 60’s.
The liner is the M58 model but of the second type made out of thermoplastic which replaced the high pressure liners which were similar to the US versions. This liner has the grommet on the left side of the liner and has the bluish feldgrau imitation leather head band fitted. I have looked all over and can not find any makers marks but from what have I read these were produced in the 1960’s.
Thanks for looking guys cool militaria

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Hello gentlemen, just found this brass case in a local flea market. After some researches, I found out that it could be a pre WWI ID case issued to African native personnel.
Any suggestion? It is roughly 5 cm wide.
Thanks!

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Hi, I have come to a place in life where can no longer keep my dagger collection. It is a quite large collection consisting of about 40 daggers. Most very nice condition.
I have it all packaged down in a crate bu from memory tho collection consists of:

4 kriegsmarine
5 luftwaffe type 1
2 luftwaffe type 2
4 heer
4 SS
3 SA
4 DRK subordinate
1 DRK officer
2 RAD subordinate
1 RAD officer
2 RLB subordinate
1 RLB officer
2 Glider pilot daggers
3 Hitler Jugend

How do I best sell this collection?

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by: chuck303

Description: very presentable original period ww2 DAK k98 bayonet. blade retains original factory edge being unsharpened with 90% original finish remaining, some light flecking spots & some light scratching from removal from sheath, but no pitting. metal is smooth, never ground on or sharpened. handles are tight rock solid and crack free. waffenampt marked twice on release button, twice on pommel and twice on spine. dated 1940 manufacture with mismatched 42ddl scabbard. DAK canvas frog is in perfect shape being unmarked but a spot on honest example.
$450 or trade for a DRK dagger or other edged items. reply with any questions or concerns and offers. paypal or m.o accepted.

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