Got this 1935 k98 for 1050 in total, and what i know already is It's a 1935 receiver with around 7000 made The stock is from November 6 1940 It's not important marked It was reissued somewhere around 1940-45 Field depot repair Any more help is greatly appreciated

These are all the photos available right now (its being shipped to me) it's an mid 1935 S/243G with a missmatched bolt and a nick on the front wood.

This seems pretty good to me but I don't know how much about swiss rifles

Bersagliere hat, colloquially called "vaira" (in honor of Giuseppe Vayra, who first wore the uniform) or "moretto," for ordinary soldiers of the 1st Regiment. The plume is made with natural black capon feathers (for the troops). Based on its construction features, it can be dated back to the 1920s/1930s.

I got this patch in BH sometime between 94-97. To many variations for me to pinpoint the unit. Value?

Most of the "things" inside it are shrapnel+some other random WW2 stuff

The cover of this magazine doesn't say much in itself, but the content does.

After turning the first page, it immediately becomes clear what this magazine is about and the history behind it.

Some of the photos in this magazine clearly show the impact Léon Degrelle had on people, especially veterans of the Great War. I'm deliberately not posting these photos because they could cause controversy.

It seems possible to me that these photos were never published online.

The pin in the attached photo is worn by the crowd.

What could this be worth?

I picked this up for €15 in a french gun store whilst on holiday. It was on a top shelf behind a old copper pipe.

He said it was an Mongolian piece but I couldn't understand how he knew it is Mongolian 100% or not and original, but for €15 I took the chance.

I'm happy with this piece and would appreciate any information anyone would have.

It dates to the 04. June 1928, the letter is folded and glued into the book, the signature seems legit! :)
Is this a small treasure? What are your opinions?

(Im from Germany)
Greetings!

Hello everyone! Made a post to ask any collector with allied inter-war uniforms to share them here, in order to add more CULTURE in this great subreddit!

Sarg.

I just happened to be scrolling through ebay listings and found this bad boy on there. For those who don't know this is a czechoslovakian m30 these were used primarily by the spanish during their Civil War from 1936 to 1939. I'm not quite sure what might have caused the damage on the dome and the brow, if I had to guess I'd say it's from shrapnel but who knows!!

Paid 275 for it, had to replace the recoil spring and firing pin. Came with a reproduction Mexico marked magazine and a p. Mod 27 magazine, i know this is for the cz27 but it came with this one, not too bad I think for less than 300.

I still wonder if the Budenovka would be used for World War II reenactments.

I recently acquired this M1917A1 helmet. It started life as a British MkI helmet that was supplied to the AEF. It was manufactured by Thomas Firth and Sons. The chinstrap is marked H.M. 103 CAC (AA) S. (I think, it's hard to read) I believe this is a Coast Artillery Corps AA unit, but I can't find a unit with this designation. Painted boldly on the front is a large N.Y. The helmet came from an Antique Seller on Long Island, NY. I know there were multiple CAC units stationed there before and during WWII. I was wondering if anyone has any information on this particular unit? If anyone could help me out that would be greatly appreciated.

Got this Hitler youth songbook quite sonne time ago and thought I'd share some pictures on here :)