Hello
Maybe someone could tell me something about this fur cap or could even read the stamp?

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An extremely rare full photo and video sequence has been added to show how the Emperor’s signature and Seals are applied to the order citations and Imperial Decrees I present in my articles http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/japane…6/#post1771429

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Another from the troop I did paint this one as it was in very poor shape with no writing on it so made no difference to it looks allot better the Fuze can be dis-assembled completely or rotated to the desired height setting its a pretty cool piece the chute is not there. the only markings are on the brass and dial on the height set ring, markings for the fuze = Fuze Timed M84. Cheers

Note ~ 303 cartridge on the Rt for scale.

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Hello all, I have been offered this first pattern Luftwaffe dagger and after spending a few hours comparing photos to ones on this site, I don’t see any glaring issues with it. However, I am but a novice when it comes to daggers, so a second opinion would be greatly appreciated. Apologies for any issues with the photos as they are not mine, but the seller’s. Thanks in advance for any advice or opinions. Cheers.

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I took a gamble on a strap off ebay and would like to know if there is any chance it is german issue thanks- no markings; but looks like some of the straps I have seen on vintage pics of hitler jugend. This strap cost me only $9.99. Others that i have bid on that had fancier clips or latches with rzm or drgm on them went for ell over $80. i wasnt sure which style was for Hitler Jugend, political or SS. I think the simpler one like the one i got may be more correct(?). thanks for any comments Joe.

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Hi Guys

I am far more familiar with MKII’s than Para lids. This salty G&S 1943 dated British Para lid appears to be perfectly correct.
Found here in NZ for very little. I am curious about the paint job. Very little of the original paint remains. This has undoubtedly been re-used by the British or NZ Army post-war hence the green over-paint remnants. What I am curious about is the coat beneath the green which is a non glossy tan paint. If anyone can shed any more light of this lids possible service or thoughts on the paint I would be interested.

Rob

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any one know where i can buy one of them ? i really like to have one of them ? any information will help me

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Hi Everyone,

I am new to the forum and medal collecting. I picked up this badge at a local antique mall. Can I please have some input on if it is real or fake? Are these badges typically faked or reproduced?

Thank you and I appreciate the input.

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Hi Guys,

I thought I would share with you my North African campaign MKII obtained in NZ over 15 years ago.
The shell is a RO&CO and is dated 1940. The liner is a Briggs Motor Bodies size 7. This was brought back by a Kiwi vet of the North African Campaign. This one is spot on and hasn’t been messed with since it was worn in North Africa over 75 years ago.

Rob

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