I think these are un-issued/not used, but should`ve been used by an Leutnant at an Signals School. Obviously they are the sew on type.
Opinions on originality are as always appreciated!
Thank you.
Stig
PS! What would the shoulder boards used together with them look like?

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Hi Gents,
My latest bayonet to add to my collection , Post war 45 - 48 No7 Mk1 Land Bayonet.
Have a look at the markings , I’m guessing Royal Ordnance Factory Poole
As there were only 4 post war manufacturers , sort of narrows down the options a bit.
Heres photos of all the markings I can find on it.
Cheers Rick

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I am eric from Belgium and I collect the Hoffmann postcards from the Third Reich

Hi all- I have the opportunity to buy a 1937 hex receiver Mosin Nagant that’s in excellent condition (although I prefer a bit of ‘rough’ condition), all the serial numbers are matching apart from the bolt, and it has no import marks. The seller is asking $200. Is this a fair price? I know this forum isn’t a price guide but I would really appreciate your opinions as to if you would take this deal or not.

I don’t have pictures of it at the moment (I saw it at a militaria event, and I gave the guy my contact info and he said he will send me photos of it tomorrow as it’s still available).

Thanks.

Hello,
Today in the mail i got a package of pins/medals and there are two that I’m having a hard time identifying. hoping someone on here may recognize these. I thought the edelweiss one might be freikorps related but I don’t know. Any help would be much appreciated. thanks for looking

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Hi All - I took a look at the books and think this is an early original kepi from around 1932. The Saris headgear book (Vol III) states a leather button (instead of a silver or gilt button) was commonly used in the late 1920s and early 1930s. The interior lining looks correct to me. The exterior fabric is very soft and I haven’t seen it before. There is no tag nor trace of a tag. I appreciate any comments or observations you have! John

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Here is a knife that I’ve had in my toy box for 40 years.
It was given to me by my father-in-law who served in the US Navy
and took part in the Phillipine Liberation. Some people believe that these knives
were actually used as fighters but most of us believe that they were just sold to
returning GIs as souvenirs. Either way, they are cool looking knives.

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Hello,

I am trying to identify a Chinese hat that was given to me years ago by my father, sometime in the early 1980’s He received it from one of his friends from the Army but I don’t know exactly when he received it. My father was in the Army during the Korean War but did not serve overseas. The person who gave it to my father was in Korea for many years. The hat is small, I’m a 7 1/4 hat size and it doesn’t come close to fitting. I suspect the label will determine what this item is. Any information would be really helpful. Thank you!

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fake ?

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