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Hello All, Just picked up a few small patriotic flags I was wondering if the stampings were post war??? I’m sure the small flags have been used for celebrations in more recent times as well but was curious as to this style of stamping could be dated? Regards,Geoff:confused:

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hello friends today i got two tornisters, one is above luneschloss solingen 1941 and the other i can’t recognize the whole brand, there is 1939 munchen but i won’t read more if you have an idea i will like. both are in good condition but not 100%. backpack straps are marked RB. Nr. 0/0156/00 ?? could someone please add? thank you in advance for any feedback

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Hello comrades ! Hope you are all doing great tonight !

Can you please share your opinions regarding this 98cm x 115cm NSDAP Flag and perhaps some additional information ?

thank you all in advance !

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Miracle WWI silver cigarette case that stopped a bullet could be worth thousands | Fox News

"Many soldiers kept hard objects in the breast pockets of their army uniforms in a bid to protect themselves from enemy fire," Adrian Stevenson, militaria expert at Hansons Auctioneers, said in comments obtained by SWNS. “Cigarette cases, shaving mirrors and pocket Bibles were popular."

Stevenson continued: “A bullet potentially heading for the heart could be stopped in its tracks by objects such as this, particularly if it was reaching the end of its trajectory. Consequently, these objects have gained historical significance. They provide us with an insight into how young men who lived a century ago dealt with the grave dangers faced in the trenches in the war to end all wars.”