Another bring back from my recent trip to Krakow and picked up at the Plac Nowy flea market, it cost me the grand total of 20 Zlotys (about £4.00). I like the subdued Polish eagle insignia on this one, it’s dated November 1985!..

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Hi could anybody help and authenticate these items

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Hello all!

This enticing-looking lot is listed on eBay. I don’t suppose it will last long, but it would be good if you could take a look and tell me what you think. There’s not much in the description, but that’s to avoid eBay from removing it quickly. It’s a nice lot I think: WW2 German Medals & Awards | eBay

Regards,

Barry Goldwater.

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Hi

Im getting this NCO visor, but i have some doubts on the piping and maker.
I think its administration and pekuro, is this correct ?

Regards
António

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Hi

It has been a long time since i was at the fórum.
Hope everyone is well, it has been a rocky ride but im still alive…..

I got this NCO visor from an attic in Slovenia, its a bit beyond salty……

Regards
António

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my very first Feild Equipment item was a bread bag, at the time I didn’t do much homework but the seller I bought it form dosen’t know or cannot verify if it’s original or a reproduction. I looked at the breadbag and there is alot of questionable things about it now that I did do some more homework. What the bag features is two storage comparments, a strap that has been sowed on permanently and looks fragile two, later on I udnerstand there are straps for this bread bag :shok_yikes:. And the buttons are not sowed in. It dosen’t have the rings for the straps either. There are no marking of any kind and the material is very fine cotton.

The seller’s Ebay:
Original German Bread Bag - Green - Epic Militaria

Unidentified Axis belt buckle. This is a very well made buckle, looks to be German silver, with applied numbers and tongue/loop. Came on a heavy brown leather w/felt backing officers Sam Browne belt w/shoulder strap. Supposedly from a special Axis unit of some kind. Hungarian, Bulgarian, White Russian?? Would be very grateful for any help. Thanks in advance.

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