Hi,

Newest flaregun in my collection.
The maker is Walther and the model is "Heer".
Flaregun is kriegsmarine marked as well.

Regards
Replace

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Hello,
Can I please get your opinions on this badge?
Best regards,
Vlad

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Looking for info on Alfons Brozdowski 30195351 , I picked up these items on the fea market today and if anyone can help looking for more info on the guy like what unit he was in between 1939-45 and what awards he won, Thank you for any help in this matter

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Good Afternoon Guys,

I have an Iron Cross with a screwback on it, not sure if it is a replica or original, and what was the purpose of the screwback medals?

Jonny

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Hello
What are your thoughts on this LW os cap?
I can not find the maker of the cap to compare.
The eagle insignia is sewn thru the lining.
Thank you for your time and help
Tony

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Hello, I would like opinions on this tunic. Im concerned because of the condition because it looks too new. Also would like to know what regiment this tunic was for.
Thanks
John

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Thought this might amuse some of you!

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Who would have thought. I recently discovered the marketplace feature on Facebook and while browsing through the antiques section, boom (no pun intended) I come across a mortar. I figured at $40 I would risk the drive and see this in person. Wise choice.

Here are the photographic fruits of my $40 Facebook Mortar Saga.

The mortar appears to be a WW2 model. Marked "10lbs III C.W. 6/41" Also has what appears to be a symbol contained two of the letter V, one larger and one smaller inside. On the base which I believe is mahogany is a nice plaque which reads; "3 Mortar Bomb Mark III / Made By / Crocker Wheeler Elec. MFG. Co."

When I got it home the base had a few chips in it where someone had tried to pry it off. I added the brass bit to cover the slight damage. In an effort to prevent scratching the plaque, I undid the pins holding it to the base. I am puzzled however. Do you believe this was done by an average person? Perhaps this was done by the factory? I cant find any other Crocker Wheeler mortars either. A curious piece for sure that is one of my coolest finds to date.

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