Many thanks!

That's one I don't have but wish I did. 😍

The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum identifies the wing as "Badge, Radio Operator / Navigator, Royal Canadian Air Force." https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/badge-radio-operatornavigator-royal-canadian-air-force/nasm_A19851159000

Looks like perhaps, 1) RAF cloth "navigator wings?" 2) some sort of round shooting pin? & 3) unusual patch, possible Polish?  Any ideas will be appreciated, Cheers, Allen

WELCOME!!!!  KON BAN WA!

Really?

I don't know.  The USAF is giving out Silver Stars for shooting down drones for Pete's sake    -Eric

Nice!  You definitely don't see them with the frogs very often.   -Ski

Hey all, long time lurker first time poster.   I saw this NSDAP hat on an auction, It certainly looks like it may be good to me with appropriate wear and aging. It’s missing the wreath around the cockade but the condition isn’t too bad. NSDAP is out of my wheelhouse, but it’s a great looking hat; if anyone has insight on authenticity and fair market value that would be super helpful.  Thanks in advance!   Listing for more details  https://www.historyhunter.com/Event/LotDetails/1642770/NSDAP-Political-Leader-Visor-Orts-Community-Level

Yes your right! Marked just like your example.

I acquired these binoculars in a antique shop several years ago. From my research, I understand these to be WWII era, Kriegsmarine "u-boat" binoculars. they are marked "BLC"  Made by the Carl Zeiss Co. of Jena. They are 7x50. They have screw on, flip-up plastic/Bakelite eyecups. The body has a black finish or coating. Most if it is missing, suggesting heavy use. From what I've read online I believe these to be an early patten of the binoculars. A 1st or 2nd pattern? It also has what seems to be it's original neck carry strap.       For reference Here are some similar binoculars    Photo a similar pair of binoculars being used by a German U-Boat crew member I'm hoping other members might be able tell me more about these binoculars?   This is PDF file about WWII German Navy/Kriegsmarine "U-boat" Binoculars.  U-boat_binoculars_and_other_items1.pdf

Look closely at the area above the 1940. Your buckle looks like it might be from Dr. Franke & Co.