Looks unfired ,pistol from the 70s,walnut presentation case, 6 inch,beautiful grips.This is almost too pretty to shoot,almost!With a box of Black Talon vintage ammo.

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Hi does this look ok to you guys pebbling on the back looks a bit week to me seller says is magnetic which if im right makes it an awarded one any thoughts much appreciated thanks

Brian

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This helmet is a VERY interesting example. Its a M40 in fantastic condition with full liner and chinstrap. The reason im posting this under "relic helmets" is simple. You may not believe it, but this helmet was recovered from the ground in Russia. The seller told me it was found in the clay, and the clay preserved it for all of these years. Ive seen videos before where Russian relic hunters find relics in amazing condition like this, but never thought I would own one. Its like a helmet time capsule! the liner/chinstrap are still soft, and the paint is in great shape too. Only defect on this helmet is the small bullet/shrapnel hole. The damage really makes you think. I can read NS64 and a batch number of DN87. Please let me know what you think.

Best regards- Jarret

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Picked up this battle damaged M40 possible Kriegsmarine helmet recently. The damage is on the visor section of the helmet. Looks as if an explosion happened near it. The liner pins are still in place, but the liner its self is completely missing. Does the decal look to be an original navy decal? Im having a hard time reading the batch number and maker mark, but heres what I see. for the maker mark/size ?S66 cant figure out what comes before the S, and the batch number is 8212. Its really hard to read, so im not 100% sure thats exactly whats stamped. Please let me know what you think.

Best regards- Jarret

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I’ve recently purchased this uniform but am unsure what (if anything) I need to complete it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!

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Posted my M43 cap yesterday. Gwar had interest in seeing the Edelweiss I had neglected to show on the side. So he asked to see it & I am pleased to show. I don’t know if it is real. Looks like it is made of two pieces. Also, if it is original, I can’t claim it is to the hat. Anyone care enough to give opinion , please do.

Thanks for your interest G. !!

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Hello everyone,
Can someone tell me what this is? It looks to me like once part of a plaque, maybe even a plaque-like award? It’s heavily marked on the backside, like it was possalbly glued as opposed to being mounted or screwed. It’s approx. 3 1/2" by 2 1/2," and has some weight to it. Could even be part of some post war hogwash. Anyway, I have no idea, anybody? Thanks in advance, and happy holidays!

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We are trying to get an idea as to what types of Third Reich Soft Headgear holds the most interest to our membership (irregardless of organization).

If you check "other", please mention the specific type of headgear you have in mind.

Thanks to all in advance!

Hi
I’ve recently acquired a M1 liner which is baffling me a bit.
It is a high pressure MSA liner with OD3 Kakhi webbing, blackened brass A washers, round studs for fitting a leather chin strap and an OD3 nape band with what looks like C.F.C.U female connectors.
Everything suggests late WW2, 1944 however it doesn’t have a vent/insignia/ grommet hole at the front like a typical WW2 liner. Research indicates that MSA stopped making liners at the end of the war but there was one bit of information that suggested that MSA also made liners in the 50’s.
Can anyone help confirm it’s age?
Has anyone else come across a WW2 liner without the typical vent/insignia/grommet hole at the front?