I got this incoming. Saw it on Australian eBay. Has a 15-jewel movement and issued marks on case back the weird mark above the issue mark the cancel when these were sold as surplus after WW1. Figured since it's coming from Australia it was issued to Australian Troops in WW1. I will post better photos when I get it. Will get the movement serviced and the hands relumed and maybe the dial.

An honest RZM.

Here is a beat up dagger that a friend of my dad gave him. I don't know if it was picked up in this condition or not but this gentleman had a construction company so he may have used it for opening bags of concrete or gardening for 40 years for all I know. I just know I like it and appreciate the gentleman's generosity. He was in the 2nd Armored. Mark

Thank you once again for the information you provided. I know the info on sword should be on the tang   On more question. The profit margin has to be pretty slim creating forergeries especially with these low end katanas.  Could this katana have been left by a soldier.   Thank for all your for all for all your input!     

A HJ Halftrack in Normandy.

Flak unit, at some kind of memorial service July 1938, description where found says a Church service, you know Church Parade, but this is most unlikely given the Luftwaffe being irreligious, and with no Chaplain Corps.

Knocked out Soviet Sherman off to the side. East Prussia Jan 45

Hello everyone,    Does anyone have iranian or persian flag for sale?  Mostly looking for the one with the Lion and Sun from before the revolution.  Thanks  

It is rare for letters to be engraved in the location shown in the photo above.   In the location shown in the photo below, the year is engraved, just like in the photo.

You know what to do, keep hunting.

Picked up a bunch of German photographs that have Russian intelligence stamps on the back, some saki cups and a DAK patch the other weekend here in pa 

Thanks for your input.