British cap badges are traditionally stamped out and attached with a split pin. I have attached an example.

A Erich Hellmann, Erich Italy 1st Fallschrim Division October 44, he wears a Camo jacket like ones posted earlier, based on the leather flight jackets.

For official use map as of January, 1940 Map of the various air fleets / Air Districts of Germany, 42 inches tall by about 52 inches wide - so it's big. Fascinating bit of original WWII history. I bought the entire map collection of a guy who was career military, and worked in the War college. Some older repairs to the back in regular tape, plus some archival tape repairs that I made to the back (mostly) and a couple to the front. As you see, colors are bright.  Not a reprint. I have about 100 more maps, some Army Map Service, some French Army maps, USCGS (US Army Command & General Staff College), some War Office, some Michelin. Corps of Engineers. Many WWII and pre-war, others extending to 1958. If you need more photos, or have questions about the other maps, please ask. I'll send you a list. 

Franky in " Suddenly". Yes it is a G43 and I owned one along with a G41 and I loved shooting them both, the recoil was very light for a 7.9 or 8mm and also accurate depending on the round your shooting.                

Dammen026, this pin appears to be a “souvenir” or newly manufactured lapel pin.

"To the moon Alice!"

Here are some better pics! 

Got this one is it from the airforce or just a souvenirer? And if its from raf who wears it and why?

Jackie Gleason for sure!  😁 mikie

Thanks for the link/info. Please correct me if I am wrong, but I am thinking my bread bag is of the mid-war period manufacture based on/compared to the link’s descriptions of various designs?

Old Sinatra himself  : )

Hello was woundering if this is s souvenir or from the airforce ?