Here you can show off your collection of "artifacts" from the second world war, feel free to brag about what you have and maybe give others some tips on how ro maintain there collection, how to get started and how to collect even more!
Here are some of the souvenirs my Grandfather brought home from his time with the 7th Armored Division. He was with them from St. Vith through the conquest of Germany. I have one more pic to upload.
My probably most wanted and valuable item. Incl 4 signatures od Adelbert Schulz, check the bottom of the page.. http://www.ww2f.com/topic/54499-most-valued-item-of-your-collection/
Really nice, I have a passport from the first world war from Germany, there was another one in this guys collection that was only 10 euro but my mom said that I could spend only 70 euro and I was saving up to buy a medal, and unfortunatly for me I did not spend my last 45 euro on an Iron cross for 40 euro...I bought a civil award given to mothers who had 8 or more children instead called die deutschen mutter.
Here's the photo of my current WW2 collection. Top row: US Army shovel (US WOOD 1944). Middle row: German bayonet for K98. Too bad the numbers on blade and a case don't match. Down row: Yugoslav Medal for bravery (my great-grandpa's), Yugoslav Order for merits for the people (also my great-grandpa's), Yugoslav Order for bravery, German Medal for war merits with a reproduction ribbon and a German small ribbon bar.