Can anyone decipher the ribbon bar in this photo? It was taken in Athens 1945, the cap badge is ‘possibly’ from an RAF Regiment deployed with Force 140 sent to Greece in 1944 though the beret is not RAF. It is thought the individual may have been posted temporarily to a British Army unit during the campaign and retained his RAF cap badge. Hoping the ribbon bar might shed some light on which service branch he was in.

Appreciation in advance.

Chris….

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Hi everyone,

New to warrelics.eu. I just started collecting WW2 German militaria.
Bought this Infantry Assault Badge from a Warsaw flea-market last month.
I am concerned about it’s authenticity, as something doesn’t look right.
Your help would be much appreciated.

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Absolute beginner here so any thoughts on this piece would be welcome.

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Hello!

What do you guys think about this ? is it Original? any clue what value?

Best Regards Tobias.

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Allach candle holders, model numbers # 63.

These are mint model 63’s and bear two variant markings for the Munich firm.

100% original Barock Leuchters, one having the stamped marking and one having the green marking.

These were made in different batches.

One is slightly bigger than the other.. height is 6cm.

Artist is Fanz Nagy, introduced in 1937.

Just need two red candles..

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This is yet another recent eBay find. It is a very nice M42 DD Combat Polizie Helmet with beautiful decals. The decals are in perfect shape with very little damage. This is an EF Helmet but I can’t tell the shell size, but the liner is size 57 so I assume a 64. The Lot Number stamp is weird as well but am pretty sure it is 585. The Liner has a dark stain in the front which I assume is a water stain. The liner is very soft and pliable and is in great shape as well. Unfortunately there is slight surface rust on the top near the rear and the rear rivet but it is very minor.

This helmet was a bring back from a Vet named Robert Moore from VA but there are so many by that name in the database it is hard to pinpoint.

Thank you in advance and as always all comments and concerns are very greatly appreciated!

This helmet, after the thread, will be going to the e-stand so if you are interested please keep and eye out.

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I recently added a small group of German WW2 era photos to my album, and one photo in particular seems to stand out from the rest. The photo shows three men lined up in front of a small crowd wearing some unusual type of clothing. One of the three men is leading a lamb. Any thoughts as to whats going on in this photo?

Best regards- Jarret

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