Hi to the forum
I would appreciate feedback from informed members on a (cap eagle) one of two which recently have come into my possession
Personally I feel that this first example is Fantasy piece.My concerns are
The poor detail to head with its large eye
Heavily feathered legs
Absence of any makers marks
Finally the unusual short panel pin type fixings (mounting)
I would be keen to read your views as my searching has been fruitless.

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Hello. Saying hi from PA USA, but originally from Southeast London. Sorry to say I am not very active here, but hope to get better so at least my account will stay active!
Hello Again, Chris.

I came across this Reichskriegsflagge at a military shop today, I love the looks of these flags and am most likely going to purchase it as it’s priced fairly and looks original to me. I haven’t studied these flags in particular so would like to get some opinions on it, it looks good to me though cool militaria

(Sorry for the low quality pictures, was rushed for time so wasn’t able to take nicer pictures)

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I found this a while ago..M1 Carbine blank firing device. I don’t fire blanks in my Saginaw but I thought it would
go well with my Carbine as I have an original flash hider. It appears to be from the Netherlands as it is marked NWM
with a Netherlands proof mark and a date of 1958. here’s a few pics.

Cheers, Rich

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Good evening gents… my latest pick up, a photo album of an East German artillery flak regiment. This is something which especially appeals to me, as just four years after this album was assembled, I too joined a light air defence regiment. The album dates from circa 1964 to 1965, and the equipment shown is the KS-19 100 mm flak gun with the ATS-59 tracked vehicle used as the towing unit. In total there are 62 photographs in the album which covers various stages of bringing the equipment into action. Apologies for the quality of the pictures, but that was deliberate on my part… I wanted to make sure that they couldn’t be copied and sold as originals. Unfortunately such practices are quite common these days!

Cheers,
Steve

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Hello,

would share my new acquisition SA buckle .

I think in very nice condition :

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