Hello,I have had this for some time...been packing up to move and had forgotten about it...I assume it was made during or directly after the war but there is no date,juat a 'Made In Britain " on it....i thought it was pretty unique item commemorating a sometimes forgotten battle of such importance....anyone else have any info on these???...Thanks,Scott

A bunch of Arte Johnson screen shots from Rowan & Martin Laugh in TV show. Looks like the Jewish celebrities were given the option to appear without the swaz. 

A Landsturm Soldat with French POWs 1915, the Landsturm Shako looking good, looks to be armed with the M1888 Gewehr. Movie is the 1937 The Grand Illusion.

A Lend Lease Churchill speeds past a destroyed German Armored Car of the 19th Panzer Division's  Recon Battalion, Khakov Region like April 1943.

Thanks Qed4, I had no idea this is USMC equipment 

Posting my small collection of items related to the M/V Wilhelm Gustloff. The anniversary of the sinking was yesterday. these items relate to it's original role as a KdF cruise ship    *Period photo print *"Official" Maiden voyage summary card * Souvenir "tinnie" badge from the Winter 1938/39 Italian/Mediterranean cruise

We'll make this an open topic for any interested members who want to post photo finds.   A rare sighting we imagine, the Flower Collar Tab of the 22nd SS Volunteer Cavalry Division, a wounded officer of the division, date and location not mentioned. But since it doesn't seem to be cold Winter yet, perhaps in Rumania in early October, the division wiped out at Budapest in the winter of 1945 as we know.

That is original. It is probably from 2000 to 2010 made by EC Snaith

100% first world War value £400-£600

A nice-looking Wimple (pennant), Roundel, swastika, stitching all look to be consistent with Third Reich era made pennants.   Would have no issues adding this one to my collection..    Common uses were vertical hanging, parades and other functions,,   Leigh  

Does anyone know when these intriguing picture frames were first produced?  I’m assuming that mine is 1930’s vintage.  The photo of Brigadier E.B. Macnaghten is not original to the frame.  The darkened wood and design reminds me of a Black Forest cuckoo clock.   

With Japanese flags, how do you know it is authentic. The ones I got , are all silk. Like the one I posted. And also, when they get faded , are they worth less then clean white ones?