I’ve been having a sort out of my outdoor stuff and found this, I use it to demonstrate camouflage when teaching Forest School playing a sort of woodland hide and seek. The kids love dressing up in it and hiding and are often quite hard to find. I bought it from an army surplus stall in a local market but have only ever seen this one. It doesn’t have any ID markings or labels that I have found but as it is DPM I’m assuming it’s British, maybe 1980’s or 90’s.

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These were found in a House Clear out , can someone please id them , I have looked on line but cant find anything like them , thank you for any help

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Hi everyone, I just purchased this 2nd Model Luftwaffe’s Officer Dagger today an antique fair event. I am concerned a bit with the detail quality of the cross guard (front and back) This dagger does not have any marks. The dealer mentioned that some daggers did not have marks…Can anyone help to know if this dagger is real or a reproduction?

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Picked this up through a very good friend today.
A small English made label on the back reads:

‘English Picture Framing Shop - A.H. Hardwick.
157, James Street, S. Hamilton.’

Looks like both insignia are sewn to the
backing material………

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This is another spoil of war given to me by the same vet who gave me the helmet. The tip of bayonet is broke, to bad. Made by E Pack and sons. Dated 1938. Cannot make out the maker leather is to worn.

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