Hello friends, I purchased this Fliegerbluse attributed to the HG Division back in 1984. The rules regarding the use of Waffenfarbe on Schirmmütze, Shulterklappan and Kragenspiegel still confuses me. The Feldbluse appears to be from a transitional period around 1942/43 based on the white collar insignia with red Flak piping. My question is what Waffenfarbe should be on the shoulder boards and the visor cap for this particular configuration? This is an urgent question because a visor cap with white Waffenfarbe has come up for sale and I wonder if I should pursue it. Thanks in advance for any input. NH

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Hello everyone,
I introduce myself. My name is Alejandro and I am from Argentina. I wanted to consult you about your opinion of this Id disc published in the classifieds. And any information about it. Thank you very much. Regards

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Gents, Interested in finding out what the green suits the cosmonauts are wearing. Beginning Soviet space buff here :p Any help would be greatly appreciated! This photos from ‘75.

Thanks,

Cookee

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Hi Guys, this is for sale locally and Im not sure what to do…is it good ? The vendor is someone I trust and he is 100% on this… it was a vet bringback from the Italian campaign and was sold around 25 years ago. what are your thoughts ? Im keen to hear opinions as I simply do not have any experience with SS items other than a couple of bits and pieces and certainly nothing of this value.

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I picked this up 3 piece magnetic but no hall marks and or makers stamp. I already got burned buy a fake copy that sure looked real. Thanks for your help. I hope I posted this in the right form. Thank you

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Hello everyone,

Today I wanted to share my first Scottish regiment WWII flashed helmet. It just arrived in the mail two days ago, but I was only able to find time to picture it yesterday. The helmet is an original desert painted camo helmet and is flashed to the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. The helmet has its original liner and is 1940 dated. Its chinstrap is present although broken and warn out. The original flash is in good condition and stands out on the helmet. I personally believe that because of its date and painted camo, it could have been used in the North African Campaign. The top of the helmet is a bit scratched up, but I personally like the look. From late 1940, the 1st Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders fought in the Western Desert Campaign, Crete, Abyssinia, and then onto Sicily and the Italian Campaign.

I’ve been searching for WWII Scottish Helmets (to any Scottish regiment) for a while now, but they are all so rare, and almost never pop up. I probably won’t see another WWII Scottish helmet to any regiment for a while, so I was really happy to obtain this helmet. I will always on the lookout for more Scottish regiment helmets to add to my collection, but I was very happy to obtain my first one. I don’t have that many helmets British/Canadian in my collection as of yet, but for the time being I can definitely say that this is my new favorite helmet in my collection.

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