-
Donate
Type donation amount in box below.
IMPORTANT! If you donate via PayPal using an e-mail address different than the one you are currently using on WMF and would like a 2024 Donor Icon added to your account, you MUST CONTACT vintageproductions or stratasfan and let them know what email address was used for the donation.
Thank you for supporting WMF.
Donate Sidebar by DevFuse -
Recent Posts
-
-
By Proud Kraut · Posted
Edelweisse is correct, the collar tabs are for Grenztruppen officers. -
By lmrobil · Posted
The grip is reminiscent of a US eagle head sword but I'm not aware of the US using a lion head pommel although lion heads were used extensively in Europe. The scabbard looks navy with the rope bands and the drag at the end looks Japanese or Chinese. Could just be a mish mash of parts. Lance -
By feinrippslip · Posted
Hello everyone, I would like to present a German Westwall Medal (Deutsches Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen) on ribbon from an estate grouping. Designation: German Westwall Medal (Deutsches Schutzwall-Ehrenzeichen) on ribbon Material: presumed zinc (non-magnetic) Weight: 17 g Measurements: approx. 40 mm height / 34 mm width (oval) Ring: unmarked Ribbon: brown ribbon with white edge stripes The obverse shows the eagle above a sword and shovel, and the reverse bears the inscription “Für Arbeit zum Schutze Deutschlands”. The Westwall Medal was instituted on August 2, 1939, and awarded to individuals who participated in the construction or planning of the Westwall (Siegfried Line) beginning October 1, 1938. Recipients included construction workers, members of the Organisation Todt, Reich Labour Service (RAD), and Wehrmacht personnel involved in the project. I would appreciate any opinions regarding the specific variant and period of production. Best regards Michael -
By easterneagle87 · Posted
Got a couple more pictures. The only thing that I might of thought it was early German, certainly not TR period, was the Lions head on the handle. -
-
By patches · Posted
A Waffen SS Panzer Officer with a custom made shirt made from the SS Camo material, with a Zipper closure, 3rd or 5th SS Panzer Division in the East in Summer of 1943. -
By Kia kaha · Posted
Here’s mine, a refurbished German M40 made by Emaillier Werke A.G. Fula marked F66. This one doesn’t have extra holes drilled for the Finnish liner. -
By patches · Posted
A 19th Century Canteen, from the 1860s. Green Wool Cover with Black Strap. -
-
By Edelweisse · Posted
could be but I'm not a SME on DDR insignia based on the picture -
By Colt.45-94 · Posted
Yes, I've seen those badges. I've kinda been building my HJ collection based around the idea of "what stuff did he average HJ boy have?". I still need need to get a district triangle patch or two. Maybe some more tinnies.
-
