After reviewing previous postings, it appears the cap I purchased has the incorrect ‘Motto’ on it. Could someone please confirm this for me? Also, other pictures seem to show hats that are not nearly as rigid as mine. Is anything authentic on this one?

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Salutes friends, wanted to share with you these two beautiful Italian bayonets been born during the first world war, for this realized in economy of war, they are enough rare and sought after bayonets.
These two has been produced in Italy and you realizes for the rifles Mannlicher Styer M95 captured to the hostile Austro-Ungarian.
The Italian realized these bayonets for the italian rifle Carcano M.91, but also for the captured Austrian rifles. These bayonets are very simple and you realize in way rough, with few phases of workmanship and with material economic.
The blade (as for the Italian dagger of "arditi") was utilised cutting by the long and old bayonets Vetterli that were not used anymore, and they shortened, to respect the new standards of war of the period.

I hope that you succeed in understanding well my bad English language.
Regards

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Hi to all friends, do I think that this case for binoculars is Soviet of the period 39/45. you can confirm Me or do you think that mistake?

Thanks to everybody

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Morning folks. I have recently seen this badge for sale, but I’m unaware of its meaning. There’s no swastika and the only reference to something similar is a gold version. It’s obviously a U-Boat related award. Post war ?

Thanks

Al

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Like the subject line says….

This piece of memorabilia was stolen and recently recovered.

Please refer to this link Alberta RCMP look for owner of WWII German army passport - Calgary - CBC News and contact the RCMP number in the news piece if you have any information so this memorabilia can be returned to the family.

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Hello all, I picked up this Allgemeines Sturmabzeichen the other day and wanted to get some opinions on it. It was selling for cheap so I figured I’d take a gamble on it. Under further inspection I believe it to be a reproduction; however, I haven’t studied these badges so cannot tell for sure. I’m prepared for it to be a reproduction since I’m not a fan of the pin on the back and the swastika, but wanted to get some other opinions on it, thanks!

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I am unfamiliar and very new with my knowledge with the British Battledress. Reading various posts have help me quite a bit but I would like to get some expert opinions, thoughts and knowledge on this new subject. I recently picked up this, what i believe is a British Battledress. I believe the Black Cat patch is a version of the 56th Infantry Division. But I don’t know the blue patch, with the Gold Crown represents.
It also appeared that the size/date tag next to the Broadarrow 1280 (or 1290)stamp has been removed.
I would like some thoughts as to the authenticity of this jacket, the patches, Rifle Brigade Rockers and the year/WW2/Post WW2 etc?. Also in one of the pockets, I found an unknown "Crown" patch.
Any other information about this Battledress would be greatly appreciated.

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