Evening all,

This kriegsverdienstkreuz is available and it is by a maker that I don’t have… Juncker.

Given that all the wash has disappeared and now there is just the zinc on show, is this a desirable / difficult to source cross to have given the maker?

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by: cricketchris1944

Description: 1939-1945 Czechoslovakia medal

War Relics Militaria sales

Hi everyone

I wanted to share a part of my collection. I’ve been collecting anything TR related for couple of years, getting more and more into the hobby. I’ve only recently started collecting awards, pins etc. I have a bunch of stamps, feldpost and papers. I’ve also collected some dishes and dinnerware. Most interesting things I have so far are the AH book with all pictures collected, the SS newspaper and the olympic bell made by KPM for Berlin olympics.

I also have an interesting feldpost correspondance from the front to home over couple of years. Interesting to see how he got promoted at one point and so on. Too bad the handwriting is really hard to read. Would love to know the story of the people behind the letters.

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Hi guys.

I have reciently bought this pretty medal.
I have no experience with italian medals, but it looks nice.

Could anyone give me information about it?

I can see a crown and under it the letter Z, and to the right the letter C.

Thanks in advance.

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Set of modified Reitz made M40 service blouse and breeches for use by a Heer Artillerie Oberleutnant, standard issue blouse stamped with Reitz maker and size information, chest size 102, depot marking appears to be H.40, with four pleated patch pockets and adjustable cuffs, sleeves were slightly shortenend, narrow shoulder strap bridles for the slip on shoulder boards were installed and at some point, the upper pockets appear to have been replaced as they are of a slightly contrasting fabric and the application stitching penetrates the lining - period done, officer’s bullion collar patches are hand sewn as is the flatwire national emblem, the slip on shoulder boards each have one large gilt rank pip, lower left sleeve has an Afrika with palms machine embroidered sleeveband sewn to to the sleeve via hand stitching through the borders of the insignia, bandage pocket and cuff buttons are black plastic, collar liner buttons are removed, matching painted metal pebbled buttons have most of their paint, includes EKII ribbon in buttonhole and loops for three breast badges, a bakelite whistle with its cord is attached to one of the buttons, included are privately made breeches of field quality wool with two slash hip pockets, a watch pocket and one buttoned hip pocket, with adjustable hip straps and buckles, buttoned fly with closure hook, inner waistband is of grey cotton, pocket bags of rayon, black laced calves, set is in excellent condition and little wear is seen– description.
I have had this for over a year… so far it is the only uniform I have.

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This one realy makes a good display, a WKC Calendar, the mirror does have a few stains/spots on the top right corner but is fully functional.
These are order in 1942, Johnsson has the Original invoice of 1942 and he took a few over to the States.
I just love the crisp design, which also comes on a cardboard advertisement of WKC.
I addes my Weyersberg sword, WKC bowie HJ knife and my 3th pattern WKC army dagger.
Enjoy the pics!
Ger

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hi everyone! Can you tell me, is this cross original?

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Hello. Any help you can give ne with regards to this Disc in terms of originality, Unit concerned and any information on the Unit, value etc would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance. Kind regards, Colin

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