That could be it.   This from the WIKI on the Suomi KP-31.    Denmark: 32 were bought from Finland, some Swedish m/37-39 were also purchased[ and 1,400 copies, designated m/41, were manufactured in the kingdom during WWII until Germany disarmed all the Danish army in August 1943.   So probably retrieved for use again after the Germans surrendered and were taken away to camps in May 45.    

Hello,   What do you think of this Sas wings sold as a late ww2 one ?   Also does this british paratrooper wings are also a good SOE one ?     Thanks guys

hello everyone. here I got this bronze coat of arms which is 19cm by 15 cm and there is a signature and I would like to have more information on this coat of arms and the history!? THANKS

Postcard # 2 is confirmed SOLD. (Thank you, M.)  

The wedding portrait picture is now confirmed SOLD. (Thank you, R.)  

Looks like a Finnish Suomi KP-31 sub gun.

FM Montgomery pays visit to the Danish Royal Guard, Sandholm Barracks, April 1951. Interesting photo, we see the WWII allied Helmet Nets, and what has to be a Danish copy of the British M37 Ammo Pouches, also the one man, probably an Officer is using a German Gas Mask.      Two questions By the way what weapon is there in the right foreground, a Shotgun?, and why is the entire formation in the background bareheade with out helmets on?

Thank you, and yes, its not an easy area to collect for sure.    Scott

Lets add this rather then start a new topic.   A Norwegian Sailor in England, like 1942 say, uniform to include Ranks  is wholly Norwegian except for what looks like the Nationality Tab NORWAY, with White Border.

Noch Ein

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.