Anybody recognize the maker of the buttons or what the inside tags would indicate... Trying to figure out if this has anything to do with military or if it's just a simple marching band uniform... It is marked England inside... Any ideas?

Thank you for the correction sir. I can't make it out very well anyways

One of my friend's father had one, this being in early 1979, I recognized it straight away from my military books,  so my friend showed it to me, it was of course unloaded, his Father apparently used it for hunting. It was literally thee very first time I even touched a real weapon, I got to working the bolt on it and I jammed it somehow  like half way, to this day when I think about it I still don't know why it happened, my friend couldn't un jam it either LOL, we both got in trouble when his Father came home and had to tell him LOL LOL

Got this stuff. AK-47 bayonet maker unknown,1942 Nagant ammo carrier.  Rich A. in Pa.

JUNE SHOW DATE CHANGE NOW 19-20

Good day, everyone Here's a helmet, that I am in the process of selling on another page, but I thought, that some of you might be interested in looking at it as it is in really good condition IMO :)) I bought it in a tiny antique shop in Munich about 10 years ago, but as my collecting interest shifted, I thought it would be better for someone else to have it, who appreciates it more :)) You are all welcome to post your own Brodie helmets, as I think they are equally interesting to German "Stahlhelme", although often overlooked... So here goes:  

Hello again! :)) I finally found a way to upload the pictures in a way, that they show (works about half the time haha)! So here you go

Hi :))   This is a lieutenant's tonghab field shirt serving in the 27th Infantry Division. I think the rank insignia above where the name tape should be signifies artillery, but I could be wrong. I have no idea, what the red triangle issupposed to mean... Hope you enjoy and if you have anything to add, feel free to do so :))

Thank you Patches for converting the pictures!!

A M16 helmet Norway April 1940, division not mentioned, obviously upgraded with the new M1931 liner. Both he and the other M34 crewman have put thin wire around their helmets doing different methods.

And here they are. Five images.