Name and address. Very nice image.

Morigi made repros to compare.

Hi Netz ... here are some resources for more info on breadbags:   https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/field-equipment-accessories-third-reich/reference-brotbeutel-31-overview-beginners-other-interested-collectors-736327/   https://www.mp44.nl/equipment/breadbag.htm   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi4YlpuUy-tmVWkgCjBr4IQ/videos

Hey there, long time collector and member of other forums, only happened across this accidently whilst researching German WW2 flak uniforms. Ex HM forces. Thanks for allowing me to join. 

Ah fantastic to come across this right now as I am inning and staring over this one.  is this in fact a British made 1943 version or a Canadian version because of the mesh type material on the back? and am I right in thinking that the British made ones are just flat embroided onto blue/ black wool? With no distinct backing.    Thankyou for any help, oh and merry Christmas🎅

Ok so I did purchase the patch above and it is a www2 British made printed (common for 43-44) Pegasus patch.  very happy to have this in my collection😁😁    

A Paratrooper, 1st Parachute Italy, Italy, Tropical Pants with the Italian Camo Jacket, waist length like the English BD, of note is he's got either  Gold or Silver Wound Badge. 

Picked up this photo of a SS soldier recently and Id like to try to figure out what it says on the back besides his name. thanks for any info - Ryan  

WWI German steel helmet with camo paint i got a few years ago, has thicker black lines that you usually see. On the top and front there is evidence of square mailing labels that were removed along with residue of what looks like stamps on the side.    _Ryan  

Found this at an antique store yesterday and after doing some research I went back and grabbed it for what I think was a decent price. I've always wanted one of these to go with my US ww2 era knives. I am pretty certain this is a 3rd pattern knife with a 2nd pattern sheath. The guard has the ENGLAND import stamp that must've been struck lightly as the D is missing. Handle has the "1" mold mark. No arrow stamp. The blade has lots of bluing left. The only downside of this knife is that is has been "tipped" about <1/8" and the blade was ground pretty unevenly.    Are uneven grinds common?  I swear I remember seeing plenty of knives like this but all the knives I've seen online recently are perfectly centered. I'm assuming this is just a product of wartime quality control. Thanks for looking and Merry Christmas!

I just added an RAF Ferry Command wing to my collection of Commonwealth lapel/mess dress/sweetheart wings and thought I'd share a 'family portrait' of my small group.  The RFC, Ferry Command, and RCAF wings are all marked Sterling, while the RAAF eagle pin is marked 9CT and etched, "Dunkie" and "23 Squadron 10-8-43".   I'm still on the hunt for a mini New Zeeland Air Force wing . . .   

I have this small leather strap, maybe a helmet chinstrap? It measures 16 1/2" long. Any help/ideas of where to further look for info on its use, country of origin, or what time period it's from would be greatly appreciated.