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Forgive me, wasn’t sure which section this one belonged in!

Picked this one up from a show last year, a last minute purchase on the way out that cost me £30. The seller informed me it was of World War 1 vintage, although from the research I’ve been able to do it is in fact much older. I’m almost certain it’s a traditional Nepalese one, clearly made by hand. It was in a box with several others, all in fairly bad shape.
I scrubbed off the surface rust that was on the blade, for fear of it spreading. Apart from that the tarnishing is minimal.
There also appears to be some sort of marking on the base of the handle, although I have absolutely no idea what it is or what it means.

Would be very interested to know more about this one, as it’s very much outside my area of interest and was bought more as a curio than an item of militaria.

Many thanks.

B.B.

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Hello
What are your thoughts on this patch?
Military or blazer patch?
Thank you
Tony

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Here is a HQ disk for the III battalion of the 290th infantry regiment, part of the 98th infantry division. This battalion was disbanded after the battle for Moscow due to such high casualties.

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Could somebody tell me if this SS brassard is a good one or fake?
I want to buy it. The seller told me it didn’t illuminated under UV light.
Thanks for your help and regards,
Patrick

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Hello!!
Can anyone help me to translate.

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Hi all.

SS helmets are not my cup of tea, but I have an opportunity with this helmet and would like some opinions. I think the photos are pretty good considering the seller is an older individual using an outdated camera in a room with modest lighting. I realize the photo of the underside is missing. I’m trying to get it, but in the meantime would like opinions on the exterior (decals of coarse).

Thanks!
Dzyner

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