What's your newest militaria III

lovely wooden crate, that's the old WW1 model right?

 

It's either WWI or interwar years production, but I think they were still in use during WWII, I haven't found much info about these wooden crates yet. As it was used by a farmer as a toolbox for many years, it's in quite a bad shape, there has been some repair work done on it over the years.

 

A TL-122A flashlight in near mint condition.








Some more small stuff, wool, trigger finger, mitten inserts, leather and paracord WWII vintage shoe laces, .45ACP mag, two different pairs of goggles, pouch for the wire cutters.




M6 bag for Bazooka rockets.

 

New photo album of the coastal area and islands not far from Leningrad...

 

Great photo albums Kai-Petri, really good stuff! It's reassuring to see that so many documents and pictures have survived and people are caring about their country's past!

 

M-1941 Field Jacket with 80th ID patch and Major's rank insignia.












M3, blade marked and dated, made by PAL and Viner Bros. M6 sheath.

 

Carrying case for the M1 Carbine.








Muzzle and receiver cover for the Ma Deuce.




Machete with leather sheath.

 

What I got today. Boyt 1944 holster,1969 U.S. 7 pocket jungle trouser, slot car parts.
Skylinedrive,I believe the machete is a Schreck Wholesale Inc. one. Check it out on the U.S. Militaria forum. I remember when the store ( Great War Store) got them in. They even did a U.S.M.C. marked one. Check out Frank Trzaska's Knife Knotes on his web site. Rich A. in Pa.

 

Rich, Are you saying the Machete is bad/repro/artifake?

 

Rich is right! Someone got me there, but the Viner Bros. scabbard looks legit, doesn't it?

 

formerjughead,Yes. It is a Fake. Made by Ontario for Sol Schreck. They made Army and Marine Corp marked ones. I have a 'Corp marked one. My friend owns a Army/Navy store and I was helping him at that time.
Skylinedrive,It looks good. Rich A. in Pa.

 

More WWII medals.



Military Merit Medal.
WWII Victory Medal.
American Defense Medal.
WWII ARmy of Occupation Medal.
Good Conduct Medal.


Cased Purple Heart from WWII.

 

Tom, how much did you pay for the Carbine bag? I have one that is similar (marked "MB Manufacturing" and "1943")

 

It was about 150$.

 

Great additions lads, I have tons of itmes to add too, but due to a lack of time, you'll have to wait. It includes VOBIFS documents too including some rare trilingual ones for the occupied Channel Islands.

 

Skylinedrive,Wow! I thought $20 for my carbine cases was alot.
What I got yesterday. U.S.M.C. dog tag,48 star flag with hoist rings,Aircraft Spotters booklet,Harley-Davidson collector cards.
Rich A. in Pa.

 

Looking forward to it Skip!

 

That was very cheap for my neck of the woods, but my madeuce wasn't even a tenth of the price it is on your side of the big pond.

 

Some nice private photos:

General Keller and General Bülowius

Ritterkreuztrger Alfred Blowius General der Flieger

Generaloberst (luftwaffe) Alfred Keller

 

And some autographs...


Heinrich Volker, Chef StabsKp/PzGrenRgt 73

Lexikon der Wehrmacht

Erich Freiherr von Seckendorff
KIA 23.september 1944.


Generalmajor Erich Freiherr von Seckendorff - Lexikon der Wehrmacht

Matthias Schwegler, 1916-18.april 1945
Reverse war signed private photo of Matthias Schwegler, who was killed in action short before the war was over.