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Hello!

I would like to hear your opinions about this Veterans Associations Standard For Lossel Deutschland.
never seen a coplete one before so i have no clue but imo it looks good. and in great condition.
all opinions are welcome!

best regards Tobias.

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Hi guys, I just got this Japanese cavalry ammo pouch for free from a friend , somwhere through the years someone thought it would look better with a coat of black shoe polish! Then my friend tried to remove the polish with acetone got p****d off and gave it to me.Can you guys tell me how to get the remaining polish off without riuning the leather.Please excuse the photos. Thank you in advance.

Bill

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Been a slow year for me USMC-wise, picked up three portraits and 2 small personal items in 10 months. Some of this I attribute to my new Norwegian niche, some to me having become very picky in what USMC I keep. This one seemed like it might garner enough interest to post…

The Paramarines were a short-lived organization in existence from 1942-44. They never made a combat jump, a few were planned but scrapped at the last moment. The Paramarines fought in many notable campaigns to include Bougainville, and when they were dissolved in 44, many ended up reassigned to units that ultimately landed on Iwo Jima

Sadly, the only name I have is "Frankie", but here’s a proud Paramarine wearing the coveted jump wings. In both the Army and Marines, many men volunteered for jump duty simply for the extra money that came with being in a jump status. Due to the infancy of paratroopers and the inherent danger of the job, Paramarines in WWII were required to be single men.

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I went way outside of my knowledge and comfort zone and picked this up with a little nudge from a fellow forum member from very limited pics I gave him. I could not find another exact example but did find an example of the lid. I am hoping to confirm that this is a period stein for service and not a post war pile of junk. Seems well constructed and the hinge looked like period examples. All thoughts and opinions are appreciated as I am way out of my wheelhouse.

I hope to have the translation of the bottom correct but the top I am having trouble.
7.komp.A.11./J.R.nürnberg standort ingolstadt aD

Reminder of my service
John

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Hi Guys,

This week I received this beautiful "nachlass" from Feldwebel Walter Illas from the 2nd Panzerjäger-Abteilung.

Illas received the following decorations:
- Verwundetenabzeichen in Schwarz (13-8-1942)
- Eisernes Kreuz 2. klasse (18-7-1944)
- Kriegsverdienstkreuz 2. klasse (18-7-1944)
- Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber (21-1-1945)
- Verwundetenabzeichen in Gold (9-3-1945)
- Eisernes Kreuz 1. klasse (21-3-1945)
- Deutsches Kreuz in Gold (21-3-1945)

I own his Eisernes Kreuz 2. klasse, Infanterie-Sturmabzeichen in Silber and Deutsches Kreuz in Gold.

Let me know what you guys think!

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