I would like some help in the identification of this , what I believe is a WW2 era canvas bag. It does not appear to be US and has no other markings except for the possible soldier ID number written on the flap and the JJ-26-4 stamp. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi all,

I have seen this Fliegerschützenabzeichen on an auction, I have compared with some others seen on the web, I would say it is a good one in tombac, but I can’t be sure. What do you think about it?

thank you for your comments,

best regards,

Pierre

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Found ammo clips - stripper clips.
M95 Steyr En-Bloc Clip … Austria-Hungary?

Ammo for this clip is brass - bullet is lead with IRON shield?

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Looking through the fake sticky there is a same maker one that looks pretty identical. I have not been able to find a good example to compare, but the bad one sure looks like it. Please can anyone confirm my suspicions.

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Hello all!

Found something awesome sitting on my doorstep today. Luftwaffe aircraft relics from Stalingrad! :shok_yikes:
received two parts in total. The first relic is very interesting. It appears to be some type of electrical cover
from the cockpit area of the plane. The reason I was attracted to this example is simple, DATA PLATE!
There’s nothing I love more on an aircraft relic then a data plate. The second relic is an excess hatch of
some type. I know for sure its from a Junkers manufactured plane because of the faint gold anodizing.
It has a good amount of stamps too. I see an "88" near the spring, and a "226" near the swivel section.
My guess is the "88" is possible reference to the Ju88? Any ideas on what the first relic may be?
Please let me know what you think!

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Collar Tubs 15. Waffengrenadier Division Lativia any good.looks like cut off from a tunic.

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