Hey all together!
My Name is Markus, 35, and I like to join the forum.
I collect early SA Dienstdolche for a bit more than 3 years an start right now in collecting early Army daggers with the beloved slantgrip.
I am very happy to learn, discuss, see and show some nice pieces of the third reich edged weapons.
Cheers
Markus

Would you guys think this is a post war camo german helmet?
Thanks in advance, I am not very well educated on camo helmets.

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Not my usual area of collecting as i mainly collect GW1 militaria

I have had this MK6 a while, its a very rare NEI Electornics example made in 1983-84, the cover is heavily scrimmed up and is also an early one made by Manclark & son, with ct4b contract code

the helmet still has its early type MK6 chinstrap - as the material is very thin, compared to the later types. i would imagine the early straps didnt last long due to the thikcness of the material

anyway hope you like the pictures - i wil also be parting this from my collection to concentrate on my main area of collection,so if anyone can give me an idea of value aswell that would be appreciated

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Hi all! I am a collector of the World War Series! This is a great way to find more information!

Greets,

Hein

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Hello.
Generally, I`m interested in European WW2 militaria.
I was advised to visit this forum, and I`m here to get some info about one interesting Polish binoculars I got. I hope the community help me to earn the information about it.

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Hello,

I am looking at buying these items from Oakleaf militia and would really love your opinion!! I have been hunting for these for a while and before I spend some major money on them I would like your guys thoughts.

This bag was captured and filled with items by a Marine named Booth. He also took Japanese airplane skin and made bracelets with an Iwo Jima theme. One of 5he books he took off a Japanese soldier was for coloring and art. The art is very well done in my opinion. This reminds me that there were actual humans on both sides and they wanted to survive and go home.

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I’d like to post up a dagger for review.

It has an unmarked blade and what looks like a generic A crossguard to me. What are people’s thoughts?

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