Show us your Militaria

[Hunter_aka_Scotty]

Heeresbergführer, those are some stunning uniforms.

I agree! He is always posting some utterly fantastic stuff!!! What a collection!

 

[Hunter_aka_Scotty]

Czech M1930, some time in it's life some one painted it blue... No idea why.

French M1978

French M1951 with liner.

Bulgarian M1972, copy of the Italian M1933.

Russian M1940

Bulgarian M1936, two variations. One on the left is post war with Communist Red Star, the one on the right is WW2 with the WW2 paint, decal and liner.

 

[Heeresbergführer]

I agree! He is always posting some utterly fantastic stuff!!! What a collection!

Many thanks Scotty. What you are seeing is 30+ years of collecting.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Here are a few more:

And here's a bit of my Gebirgsjäger collection:

Climb to Conquer!

Patrick

I'm both impressed and highly envious! :thumb: Those pics also belong in the Man Cave thread as an inspiration to others.

 

[kampkatz]

Wonderful collection! Thanks for sharing.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Alpha Company "Avengers", 1st Battalion, 227th Aviation Regiment
1st Cavalry Division
WWII Nose Art-inspired Army Aviation patch

 

[splintercellsz]

Army Issued Cold Weather balaclava. Nothing special.

 

[Hunter_aka_Scotty]

USA WW1 M1917

Portuguese M1940

Swedish M1921. Has decals on both sides.

Italian WW1 M1917, from the legendary 30th Arditi (Assault Division) decal.. These were ordered to be removed and very few have survived.

Danish M1939, Royal Guards.

Italian M1942/1960 Paratrooper. Many original wartime shells were repainted and refitted for post war use.

 

[V.C. Brunswick]

Today's Yard Sale finds:

 

[splintercellsz]

My Dad's Army National Guard stuff (I believe this is his 12th year serving):

The uniform he wore in Afghanistan:

 

[Giftmacher]

It's not militaria in the strict sense, but at least it's from WWII. Parts from German planes burned and destroyed by order of Marshal Schörner, which I dug in recent weeks. He 111, parts of BMW 801 (TJ?) engine and other unidentified parts. Here we go.
http://s307.photobucket.com/albums/nn313/Giftmacher/Luftwaffe

 

[ButteMT61]

Model 1936 Soviet officers cadet belt.

 

[Giftmacher]

Interesting, I'd like to know how they differ from post-war for soldiers. I would say it's quite rare, isn't it? Here's photo of mine.

 

[ButteMT61]

Interesting, I'd like to know how they differ from post-war for soldiers. I would say it's quite rare, isn't it? Here's photo of mine...

Yours appears to be a post-war item. Based on the metal and the design as well as the location of the hook in relation to the hammer (would be on the other side).The buckle I posted above is nice, but this one is incredibly rare.This first one is brass - common. The second one is one of the few known to exist outside of the Blockade Museum in St. Petersburg. These I bought for my son.

 

[Giftmacher]

The size of these buckles clearly comes from imperial ones, must admit I never seen them yet, nice! Could you please post photos of
the cadets buckle in higher resolution? It's not as common as officers M35 or even post-war soldiers buckles and I can't find photos on the net.

 

[ButteMT61]

The size of these buckles clearly comes from imperial ones, must admit I never seen them yet, nice! Could you please post photos of the cadets buckle in higher resolution? It's not as common as officers M35 or even post-war soldiers buckles and I can't find photos on the net.

Will do. Yeah, it's hard to find info on this piece. We took a chance on it and it turned out to be golden. And it's rare to even find pics of one!

 

[Giftmacher]

Found only this one:
http://rkka.ru/uniform/files/vik16.htm

 

[ButteMT61]

Found only this one:http://rkka.ru/uniform/files/vik16.htm

That one's not Navy though. See the work on the one above. Note the anchor.

 

[Giftmacher]

That's military school of Suvorov, belt M36.

 

[ButteMT61]

That's military school of Suvorov, belt M36.

Spasibo!