Very useful!  Thanks!   -Ski

Thar is a pile.I do not have one.  Rich A. in Pa.

Really nice display and not often seen.   Scott

Africa

I've gotten interested in finnish militaria recently and I have some questions. I was thinking about slowly putting together a set of stuff for ww2 or maybe postwar. So is there any good books on this subject easily available in the US? And any recommendations for where to buy stuff? I don't know much about this subject at the moment so I really would like to learn more. So far this is about all i have.https://www.worldmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/323729-finnish-helmet/

Somebody's web page at one point but turns into a PDF. Found this and thought I'd share it here.    Buttons of the British Navy.pdf

The "8" looks like a double strike to me.  Just a little sloppy strike.  

The Jubilee Medal "XX Years of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army" was awarded to staff and commanding officers of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and Navy who had, as of February 23, 1938 (the Day of the Red Army), served for 20 years in its ranks.

That looks like a novelty jacket patch to me.  The RAF never wore that thing    -Ski

Here is a British 18 Pounder projectile I've located.   I'll be looking for a British No. 80 or 85 Fuze and an Inter-War Casing for this. I'm going for a Round that would have been used by the British Expeditionary Force in France c.1940.   Please PM me if you can help!   Best, John  

I would honestly do a lot of research beforehand as these items are faked a lot. The other option is to buy from a reputable dealer such as International Military Antiques, The Ruptured Duck, Epic Artifacts, Lakesidetrader, or Wittmann Antique Militaria, you will be paying full market value but you won’t have to worry about getting ripped off and spending money on a counterfeit.