Fortunes Of War Militaria updated its site today by adding 2 Senninbari to the "Senninbari Belts" section of its website. One example is a very nice Tiger knotted belt, while the second belt is a rarer colored yellow cotton version with golden yellow knotted stitches. Thank you for having a look!

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I picked these up from a couple of vets that had them for sale at our club.
The M3 Imperial shows use and has the vet’s name on the back of the
scabbard..The trench art knife is from the Korean War era and sports
a handle made from a .50 caliber spent round on an M5A1 blade. The
scabbard may not be original as it fits my M1 Carbine like a glove. All
comments are welcomed. Rich

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Just found this badge and would like some info about it,real or fake and when it was made,thanks in advance..

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Tomorrow, Saturday 24th June 2017, marks 75 years since the destruction of the former stone mason village Ležáky and massacre of almost all of its inhabitants. Forgotten and ignored by many for so long, the events that took place 75 years ago will be remembered this weekend at the memorial site, which is operated by the Lidice Memorial organisation. Links below address the commemorative events due to take place this Sunday, the official website of the memorial (English, German and Czech language versions available) and an earlier thread with more information about the history of the site.

Carl

Reverent commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the annihilation of Le

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http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/after-…ssacre-238587/

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Good Morning, Friends…
I scored this Stack of Magazines yesterday for a Total of $25!!
These date from 1939-1944 - And although they aren’t in the best condition -loose pages, a few tears here and there- They’re packed with photos and provide excellent Material to study the Regime’s Propaganda-Techniques - as they continued to exert a Powerful Impact over Public Opinion despite an increasingly desperate Situation…
These should keep me busy and out of trouble for a few days at least, lol….:)
cheers, Glenn

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Hello to all. I wanted to share with you and get some opinions on a piece that s been in my collection a while. This ribbon as best as I can tell is a commemorative piece paying tribute to RK award winners from the 26th Infanterie-Division. I figure the names with the crosses adjacent were deceased assumedly k.i.a? It came to me as part of a larger collection of miscellaneous pieces that I purchased. I was curious if anyone has ever seen one similar? What would it’s origins be? Private purchase, cottage made? Given to one of the recipients themselves? It’s an unusual piece. I absolutely believe it’s period authentic. Not to validate it’s authenticity but i recently attended a taping of the antiques roadshow, it was a singular piece one of many the appraiser viewed in short span of time, but he didn’t bat an eye about it’s originality but he did say he d never seen one similar and did assign a monetary value to it I was pleased with. Not ecstatic but pleased lol. Anyhow thanks for your time and opinions on this. As usual any help and information is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! Best regards.

Brian

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