I have been looking for a bolo for some time. Although this one is not in ideal condition, I have settled.
Markings are relatively hard to decipher, but enough is there to know this to be a U.S. Model 1917 C.T. Bolo, made by Fayette R.Plumb St Louis. Most probably dated 1918.
Notice the lack of sheath ‘release catch’ in the handle but still has a hole in the guard. As I can’t find any evidence of Fayette ever making these with sheath locks, does anyone know if they sourced the guards from Springfield?

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My first thought was it is a tailor made British or Australian Officer’s aertex shirt Late 1940’s or 1950’s. Made by ‘Lee Cheng Wah, officers’ tailor’ General HQ Farelf Tanglin Barracks Singapore. As this barracks was also responsible for a small Gurkha division and a small Malay Regiment, it is possible it was made for one of these forces. I believe there was also a contingent of Indian troops. Most definitely a post WWII item due to the marking HQ FARELF (established 1947), due to the style it could well be late 1940’s. I can’t find anything about the tailor, was most likely a very small one.

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All,

I’m looking at purchasing this SS visor eagle and skull set. They are very reasonably priced, so I’m somewhat skeptical. Any opinions on its authenticity?

Thanks
Thomas

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I’ve been searching around lately and come across things that I am not all that well informed in. A seller is claiming this is a black watch uniform from WW2 and I have never seen anything else like it. I am going to take a shot in the dark and assume it’s a ceremonial uniform or dress uniform. Anyone have any idea on it?

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Can I get some help with this private’s name? It seems unusual?

Also the commander?

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