Nice uniform!  A lot of those never made it past the war....   -Ski

FOR SALE: a so-called "cigarette card album" detailing in color images the structure of the Reichswehr and the fighting men / equipment / weapons of its various branches. (NB - the Reichswehr was the name given to the German armed forces under the Weimar Republic, after WW1 but before WW2.) Softcover and in unusual 12" W x 12" H format, 35 thick pages, 280 images - complete! Published in 1933 by the Hans Neuerburg cigarette factory in Cologne. A scarce example!  $125 includes domestic postage via USPS Media Mail. I assume PayPal payment (no extra charge from my side), but I also accept cash, personal checks, postal money-orders, Venmo and Zelle.  

I would guess it´s a tank or an assault gun.  

ALSO AVAILABLE: I have these 6 very nice early RPT (Reichsparteitage) postcards:   # 1 = Feldpostkarte, RPT September 1933, with "Heil Hitler" salutation, $40 includes domestic postage!   # 2 = Feldpostkarte, RPT September 1934, with "Heil Hitler" salutation, $40 includes domestic postage.   # 3 = Feldpostkarte, RPT September 1934, with "Heil Hitler" greeting on the first line, $40 includes domestic postage.   # 4 = Feldpostkarte, RPT September 1935, with "Heil Hitler" salutation, $15 includes domestic postage!   # 5 = Feldpostkarte, RPT September 1936, with "Heil Hitler" salutation, $40 includes domestic postage.   # 6 = Feldpostkarte, RPT September 1936, addressed to a Fahnleinfuhrer of the Hitler Youth, $15 includes domestic postage.   NB - the two images below are not my finest photographic effort. The lighting was odd. The postcards appear kinda "fuzzy." In actuality, these images are sharp and the colors are bright! Better in-person than in photos.  

Looks like they did a decent job with the uniforms, I'm imaging they went for this performance to take place in the 1920s early 30s pre civil war, some times performances by virtue of the clothing worn takes place at various time periods, like the 1880s 1890s etc.   Here we get good views of the uniforms from this ACT I scene, with the Children and the Guardia.   Avec la garde montante song is called.    

Another Splinter Cap, Ramcke's Cap.

Here he is in one of my favorites, the 1966 Gregory Peck and Sophia Loren Spy movie Arabesque.

Hello All,   I recently acquired a WWI period hallmarked Legion of Honor.  It’s also marked “made in France” on the lower sections of the star.  Anybody ever see something like this?   … based on the ribbon and brooch, I assume American issue.  

Looks like it started life as a m95 but has seen some changes.

Can anyone help ID this bayonet?

Here's a Video showing a Spanish Adrian.      

Alan Badel Alan Badel Stage and Screen Actor, in WWII he was a Infantryman 2/4th Battalion, South Lancashire, which became the 13th (Lancashire) Parachute Battalion of the 6th Airborne Division., He makes all Operations , D-Day, Rhine etc, on another couple of pafges on him, like his Wiki state that he loses some hearing in one of his ears from a Shell, presumbaly Enemy Shell, landing near by him., Explosion of it rather then shrapnel.   Here's his extensive write up on ParaData.   https://paradata.org.uk/content/4635922-sergeant-alan-badel