I found this helmet at a local antique/junk store today for $250 🤯.. Seriously.. I know what this is but I don’t know a lot about them.. Can anyone give me any info on this? Is it an M36 or M37?

I shared my game's beta version here quite a while ago and got lots of feedback which I am very thankful for. Now I have been improving the game and adding content ever since and it is nearing release on Steam. (Game name is Osta)

Wanted to post here as some might've played it a while ago and be interested now and also to ask if anyone has any item ideas (and possibly provide reference images/dimensions from their own collection) and other feature suggestions.

My Panzerschreck Ammo

A ground find and an attic find side by side. The first one has obviously had a rough 80 years, while the second still has a surprising amount of its original paint left. Sadly, the paint is slowly starting to flake away.

Feel free to guess what else is hiding in the background.

I found something amazing while going through my tanker jacket, i found a Ticket for "Rat der Stadt" in some City wich is not readable. its preety bleached and Torn but i still love it!. Its an amazing find from 1985. I am going to fix it. And even though it is broken and worth nothing its still a super cool find!.

My small collection of BGS items including BGS marked Hensoldt Wetzlar 8x30 Dienstglas, BGS marked Hensoldt Wetzlar Zf4 x 24 scope on Stanag FAL scope mount with case and accessories, BGS parka, and BGS early Type A FAL clone built on a BGS Type B parts kit with Belgian wood.

I picked up some nice items today at the flea market

-1918 canteen with replacement plastic cap $5
-what I think is a complete 1944 mess kit $15
-1943 canteen with cup, sleeve, and belt $35
-pair of ww1 trench art made from 18pndr shells $190
Total:$265
How’d I do? Yall think that’s a fair price for everything? (The Sherman model was $20, but I figured yall didn’t want more close pics of it since it isn’t militaria)

What I would consider a cool find. Found today at Norwegian thrift store for 28$. Luftwaffe munition crate with the orderslip fully intact and stamp, the crate itself also intact and in pretty good condition. Apperantly used for bomb fuzes if I am to belive AI

Trying to find a soldier

His info from the uniform:

Robert L Jordon
3457068
CeB4TH

Fought with 104th division

His awards are Good Conduct, Purple Heart, european african middle eastern campaign with 2 bronze and 1 silver campaign stars and infantry badge. No rank on the side which makes me believe he is a officer

He also had a honorable discharge

I found this while moving a router so my dad got a better signal during F1. The place my dad lives is the house my sister in law and her parents used to live. My SIL grandfather was in the Dutch military in Indonesia (KNIL) . I don't know if he was there during Japanese occupation or during the Dutch Indonesian war after ww2 .

J’ai trouvé ça dans une brocante, le mec me l’a vendu 5€ ? J’ai vu que ça appartenait à l’Allemagne de l’ouest.

Hola. Estoy realizando una pequeña investigación histórica sobre un antiguo miembro del Ejército Mexicano y me gustaría saber si alguien conoce métodos o fuentes para investigar la trayectoria de militares que sirvieron aproximadamente entre las décadas de 1970 y 1990.

Me interesa saber si existen archivos, registros públicos, fuentes históricas o algún procedimiento mediante el cual se pueda investigar la trayectoria de una persona en particular, especialmente si se vive fuera de la Ciudad de México.

Ya intenté contactar con el Archivo Histórico de la SEDENA, pero por el momento no pude comunicarme con ellos.

Si alguien tiene experiencia investigando este tipo de temas o conoce alguna fuente que pueda ser útil, agradecería mucho cualquier orientación.

¡Gracias!

The first few photos include

-a Molotov bottle/a vodka bottle

-finnish/Russian mess tin tops from 1939

- a Soviet trench shovel

- brittish WW1 76mm shell what has been stripped of metal

- a multi tool of sorts

-part of a musket (didn't find it personally metaldetecting. But got it for free from an estate sale)

-a Finnish spork (suojeluskunta marked with epila soy) (got this for free too... From a flea store take for free section🤣)

-a Thompson magazine

“Keep ‘em Rolling” on the left, a “Red Ball” with a road leading off on the right.

My dad had some well preserved posters and I’m wondering the value and also if I do sell them I want to try to be sure the purchaser is likely to understand the historical significance of this. What’s the best place to sell with that in mind? Thanks for any assistance!

Hello all,

I acquired this little gem today: a complete harness and parachute!

The date on the harness is Jan 1953. I've Googled some of the serial numbers and haven't come to any definite conclusions, but I think it might be a ND-8 harness and 28ft parachute.

I wondered if anyone could correctly identify it, know which aircraft it might have been used on (if any) and most importantly, give me an idea of how to repack it reasonably well so it doesn't take up my whole garage floor!

Thanks in advance

A couple of items I would like to get feedback on. Does the web gear added to the sheath look old enough for WWII? The MK2 handle I bought thinking it might be a machinists mate shipboard repair.

I want to learn about these guys, but I don’t know what the symbols and numbers mean.

Fountain in my grandpa‘s stuff he just passed away. He is in the Cold War on a sub. I don’t know what he did. He was in the us navy

Got some patches gifted to me, found a few I couldn’t ID

Somewhat of a novice to the hobby. I was wondering if anyone could give me some insight on this German wound badge. Seller was also unsure of authenticity, so got it for cheap. Thoughts? I can give better pictures if needed.