Hi all. I have had this for a while and think it is OK but I know that military marked kukris are a minefield so would appreciate some opinions. Clearly it is not in very good condition but I did not pay too much. Scabbard is dated 1917. Cheers.

*No idea why the tape measure was there. Seemed like a good idea at the time :rolleyes:

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I have one of these already in quite nice condition, but I just couldn’t stop myself from adding another to my collection. :rolleyes:
A very nice example with almost all of it’s frosting and nice burnished highlights on the wing tops and the swastika and date bar.
Ralph.

Different lighting on the obverse.

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Hello, Ive never owned a EK1 and Im no expert so I ask for opinions on this one. It has the 800 mark on it which according to the seller is 800 silber
Thanks
John

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Guys, thanks for taking a look. Hal

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I though you might like my latest idea for displaying helmets. A 1970’s polished Honda front hub and a chrome steel tube.
It sort of has a Germanic feel to it. Please ignore the helmet! And I can’t work out why the pics have posted sidways!

ANnyway, Hope you like it.

Baileyads

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Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone could tell me about the below piece.

I have only just started collecting and would like to confirm it’s authenticity, and would appreciate it if anyone could point me in the right direction as to where I can find some specific information about this particular pattern.

Incidentally, if someone would have the time to do so, I also have an Iron Cross (Second class) and Gold Mother’s Cross if someone would be happy to verify them. I’m very cautious given the amount of forgeries available! The iron cross appears to have the number ‘65’ written on the joining ring.

Many thanks for your time.

Kind regards,
Jack.

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Hi all,

Apologies for a second post, but I’ve taken a few more photos in better lighting to try and show the details of the whole unit, particularly the scabbard.

Any additional advice would be greatly appreciated, as I have the option to return the dagger to the dealer in question if I am not happy.

Many thanks,

Kind regards,
Jack.

Hello,

I though that I would share photos of my Type 44 carbine. It was passed down to me by my father who purchased it in the mid 1970s. Interestingly, the carbine has a name engraved in a couple of places. I’ve done a little background research and found that this individual (if indeed this is the right person, as I have no paperwork to prove it) was a Seabee who served with the 38th Construction Bn from 1943-1946. His Bn was stationed in Kodiak, Alaska; Tinian, Guam (?), and occupied Japan.

Tom

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Over the next days/weeks I will be posting my photo collection which will include photos from every branch of the Wehrmacht. I hope you enjoy them all as much as I do. Comments and discussions are very much welcomed. They will include the best pictures from approximately twenty different albums and hundreds of loose photos.

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Hi.,

I’m going to share my Third Reich Collection with you all, hoping you’ll enjoy it.

Best Regards.,

Von River