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Due to the ever increasing number of enquires I am receiving for information about militaria I thought perhaps a good idea would to have a page where anyone could leave a question, answer or comment about militaria. I will still answer emails and also try to answer any questions placed on this page. If you feel you would like to reply to any of the messages please feel free to by clicking here
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Thanks for visiting QUACK......Grant.

Hello, I have recently aquired a NAZI GERMAN NAVY SOFT CAP and I\'m stumped of it\'s identification. I have been told several variations of what it might or might not be. If anyone knows how to properly identify the cap, please email me. I\'ll describe it as best I can: IT IS A BLACK CLOTH SOFT \"OFFICER\'S\" TYPE HAT. IT HAS THE TOP EAGLE \& SWASTICA EMBLEM AND A SILVER COLORED OAK LEAF \& ACCORN CLUSTER UNDER THE EAGLE. THE RADIANT/CIRCULAR STYLE CENTER DESIGN OF THE CLUSTER HAS A RED DOT IN IT. THE EAGLE HAS AN \"IRON CROSS\" ON IT. THE BAND HAS EMBROIDERED SWASTICAS AND, WHAT I THINK, LOOKS LIKE TRIDENTS. ALSO, THE EAGLE EMBLEM HAS ANCHORS ON IT. THE INSIDE OF THE HAT HAS THE DIAMOND SHAPED HAT MAKERS LOGO. IT IS A CLEAR CELLULOID LABEL WITH A GOLD COLORED IRON CROSS CONTIAINING A SWASTICA WITHIN IT. THERE IS ALSO GERMAN WRITING WHICH IS PROBABLY THE HAT MAKER. THERE IS NO NAME WRITTNE ANYWHERE ON THE HAT. $THAT WOULD HAVE HEPLED A LOT!!!$ I THINK THAT IT MAY BE A SUBMARINER\'S HAT BECAUSE OF IT\'S SMALLER SIZE THAN OTHER NAZI SOFT OFFICER\'S HATS I\'VE SEEN. I WAS TOLD A DIFFERENT STORY BY A MAN AT THE SALE WHERE I PURCHASED IT. IT WAS AT THE ESTATE OF A WW LL AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER. THE FELLOW ADVISED THAT THIS MAN HAD AN \"OLD BATTLE FLAG\" AND OTHER THINGS OFF OF THE SISTER SHIP TO THE BISMARK. THIS I KNOW TO BE THE TURPITZ, WHICH WAS SUNK IN PORT FOR REPAIR I BELIEVE. I ALSO DID GET A NAZI FLAG OUT OF THE HOUSE TOO. THE FLAG IS A COMMON LOOKING TYPE OF THE PERIOD. IT IS APPROX. 3X4 FT. AND IS MAINLY RED. IT HAS THE WHITE CIRCLE AND THE BLACK SWASTICA IN THE CENTER. I CANNOT FIND ANY NUMBERS OR MARKNINGS ON THE FLAG. THE MATERIAL AND STITCHING LOOK CORRECT THOUGH. Can anyone tell me if a hat could be placed to a certian ship, or even if it is a different variety between surface and submarine warfare. Thanks a Lot.
MARK <truimphguy@hotmail.com>
ANNAPOLIS, MD US - Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 13:48:07 (CST)

I\'m looking for a Shell Casing from a US Navy 5\"/38 gun mount. Any help will be appreciated.
J. Chick <mojchick@webtv.net>
Mountain View, Mo. USA - Sunday, October 28, 2001 at 07:29:43 (CST)

Do you have an actual size picture of the 101st 506th Airborne Division helmet insignia, spade. If you hAve a picture of this head on \& actual size I would appreciate it.\ \ Thank you for your time
Will Snider <guts143@aol.com>
Sugarloaf Shores, USA Fl - Wednesday, October 24, 2001 at 12:52:53 (CST)

Hello .I just came across a bayonette which appears to be a german WWI model. has riveted wooden handle with the markings wz92. does anyone know anything about this bayonette\? Thanks for your reply in advance!
BILL <BILLT997@AOL.COM>
BALT. MD., MD. US. - Sunday, October 21, 2001 at 02:03:40 (CST)

Does anyone have any information about WW1 Indian Powerplus motorcycles\? Would love to hear from you. Dave
Dave <dcarney@bigpond.net.au>
Brisbane, Qld aus - Saturday, October 13, 2001 at 23:35:42 (CST)

hi,\ \ \ \ can you direct me to a dealer in sydney or australia who sells authentic ITALIAN WWI and WWII medals.\ \ \ \ thanks\ \
alfonzo <pj_c99@yahoo.com.au>
sydney, nsw aus - Tuesday, October 09, 2001 at 20:50:15 (CST)

I am looking for a SS Honour Ring.I dont care if it is real or fake.
john taylor <johnraytaylor@hotmail.com>
Waynesboro, tn usa - Monday, October 08, 2001 at 14:51:13 (CST)

Does anyone know where I can buy a colonial antique/original \ \ Pith Helmet, cork inside\? I have searched the net with no luck.\ \ Hoping to hear from somebody, Jackie\ \ \ \
Jackie <jackiend@netvigator.com>
Hong Kong, Hong Kong - Wednesday, October 03, 2001 at 23:48:42 (CST)

I am looking to purchase a Replica Nazi SS Black Officers Dress Uniform Cap $NEW$ or in USED MINT CONDITION.
Thomas Knapp <ThePhantom10@lycos.com>
Germantown, NY USA - Saturday, September 29, 2001 at 02:27:48 (CST)

I am looking for Replicas of the WW2 Japanese Nambu Pistol.I have Replicas of the Luger/P-38/Mauser but Im looking to add WW2 Japanese Militaria to my collection.either solid aluminum Replicasor any other style Replicas of the Type 14 Nambu Pistol and Baby NambuI appreciate any helpsourcesaddressesetc.RegardsJoe Fischer
Joe Fischer <joemfischer@hotmail.com>
Nashville, Tn U.S.A. - Thursday, September 27, 2001 at 00:05:45 (CST)

where can i find a big picture and some writing about australia\'s flag\?
grace bradish <www.gracebradish@blueyonder . co.uk>
grays, england aus - Wednesday, September 26, 2001 at 02:17:05 (CST)

I\'m looking for three australian $or british or canadian$ WWI horse items : a horse feedbag, and a anti-fly fringe for the horse bridle. $laurent.castra@wanadoo.fr$. If you are looking for it, a friend of mine has WWI UP saddlery and horse equipments $officer and trooper$ for sale. He\'s not connected on the web but you could write him at the following adress : ANTOINE GARRO, 332 RUE LOUIS GILLAIN, 27210 BEUZEVILLE - France $Normandy$.\ \
laurent <laurent.castra@wanadoo.fr>
Paris, France - Saturday, September 22, 2001 at 19:44:17 (CST)

I WANT TO BUY A WW I US ARMY HELMET
DOUGLAS L FINNEY <doug1921@webtv.net>
SAN JOSE,CALIF, 95129 USA - Friday, September 21, 2001 at 12:40:51 (CST)

I WANT TO BUY A WW I US ARMY HELMET
DOUGLAS L FINNEY <doug1921@webtv.net>
CALIF, 95129 USA - Friday, September 21, 2001 at 12:37:53 (CST)

JUST NOTICED A POSSIBLE ERROR ON MY LAST E.MAIL. YOU MAY NOT HAVE THE FULL E.MAIL ADDRESS. SO I HAVE RE-SUBMITTED JUST IN CASE. THANK YOU.
MIKE STOCKTON <FIELDDIVISION17@HOTMAIL.COM>
LONDON, ENGLAND - Monday, September 10, 2001 at 09:36:37 (CST)

3 THINGS\? 1, ARE THERE ANY BOOKS ON WW2 GERMAN MANAFACTURE CODES, 2, ANY DECENT BOOKS ETC ON THE GERMAN 88mm FLAK GUN/AMMUNTION AND 3, ANY INFORMATION ON THE LUFTWAFFE FIELD DIVISIONS $ESPECIALLY THE 17th FIELD DIVISION\?$ \ \ \ \ GOOD IDEA TO HAVE A QUACK! PAGE.
mike stockton <FIELDDIVISION17>
LONDON, ENGLAND - Monday, September 10, 2001 at 09:33:41 (CST)

Recently acquired what I think is Scottish formal Military headgear. Black feathers, right hand drape of 4, 3 rows of squares red, black, white. Manfu by Hobson and Sons London. Any idea of date\?\?.bb\ \ 0
BBlacck <uutheerb@earthlink.com>
Phoenix, usa - Saturday, September 08, 2001 at 13:52:51 (CST)

I have a english styl helmet, It has a crest with blue in the background, a arm with the elbow pointing 90 degrees with a sword. please help.\ \ Thanks
Mike Wellner <mgwellner@hotmail.com>
Bemidji, MN USA - Monday, August 27, 2001 at 15:50:22 (CST)

I have a full operational Pioneer Instrument Company, part number H-371, Contract # 92947, FSSC: 88LC-845, MF: 1826-1-A\ \ I know nothing about what US Navy airplane this came off of. Can you help me\?\ \ \ \ Thanks,\ \ \ \ S2
Steve Schoenly <srschoenly@aol.com>
alameda, CA aus - Friday, August 24, 2001 at 00:40:37 (CST)

HI in NEED a Pattern \'03 bandoleer DESPARTLY!!!!!!! PLEASE IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO ME THAT I GET ONE
Teenage_Esky <Teenage_esky@hotmail.com>
sdyney, NSW aus - Saturday, August 11, 2001 at 21:48:39 (CST)

Require information on the raising of 17 Bn 5 Brig, 2 DIV 1 AIF, WW1. In particular formation date, location, date of oversea operation, Battle Areas in fact its history in world war 1. or point me in the correct direction using this means.\ \ Barry Hollitt
Barry Hollitt <BGHollitt01@AOL.com>
Perth, WA Australia - Monday, August 06, 2001 at 21:24:05 (CST)

Hi,\ \ I would like to know if possible about all of the current Medals and awards given to current Pilots of the RAAF. If possible photo\'s to go with them would be great or a website location where I may find such information. I am requesting this information, so it may be applied to a Virtual Airforce created to co-incide with a computer game called Flight Simulator 2000 by microsoft. Basically we fly all the different current Military Aircraft, and these medals would be an added touch to our members $pilots$.\ \ Thank you kindly to whoever responds.
Matthew <ragster@iprimus.com.au>
Sydney, N.S.W. aus - Wednesday, August 01, 2001 at 23:30:55 (CST)

I apologise for the repitition of the preceding posts, it was due to a software or connection error.\ \ - J.
J. Prowd
aus - Monday, July 30, 2001 at 22:05:07 (CST)

I need some information $urgently, as I am working to a deadline$ regarding the design of Royal Navy shoulder-boards. When was the crown and crossed sword and baton symbol added to the flag rank stars\? Was the crossed sword and baton added specifically to conform to the army\'s pattern\? When was the distinctive the Admiral of the Fleet\'s and Field Marshal\'s badges introduced\? And the general historical background of these additions would be appreciated also.
J. Prowd <prowd.j@impulse.net.au>
aus - Monday, July 30, 2001 at 22:01:55 (CST)

I need some information $urgently, as I am working to a deadline$ regarding the design of Royal Navy shoulder-boards. When were the crown and crossed sword and baton symbol added to the flag rank stars\? Was the crossed sword and baton added specifically to conform to the army\'s pattern\? And the general historical background of these additions would be appreciated also.
J. Prowd <prowd.j@impulse.net.au>
aus - Monday, July 30, 2001 at 21:57:50 (CST)

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WALANA OVERSEAS <walana@brain.ne.pk>
sialkot , PAKISTAN - Sunday, July 29, 2001 at 02:28:02 (CST)

Hi, I have recently picked up a Australian Army Slouch hat but am after some more info on it. It has a tag inside that says it was made by \"Bardsley Hats\" with the size \"7 1/8 metric 58\". It has also has a \"Australian Commonwealth Military Forces\" Rising Sun Badge. The info I would like is what year this hat would\'ve been used and also what other companies made these Slouch hats\?\ \ \ \ Thanks
Paul Napper <swapmeet@bigpond.com>
Sydney, NSW Australia - Thursday, July 26, 2001 at 17:56:32 (CST)

Does anybody know the address for any manufacturers of Reproduction Third Reich Badges anywhere in world especially Rudolf Souval of Vienna Austria
Simon Pain <KPSPSP@aol.com>
Aldershot, Hants England - Sunday, July 22, 2001 at 23:45:54 (CST)

Could you tell me what is the correct length and width SS General shouder boards should be on a tunic\?\? I have a pair on an SS tunic and not sure if they\'re the right size or belong on a Great coat. Thay are oringial though,no doubt.If there the wrong size I plan to remove and sell them. Would you happen to know what a pair sell for\?\? Thank you for your time.
Don Mc Quinn <dfosterh@cs.com>
Pgh,, Pa. USA - Friday, July 20, 2001 at 15:59:48 (CST)

ToMr Fred Adkins Grampsadk@AOL.com\ \ Do you still own the Brinton Compass\ \ marked Thos.J.Evans Esq. 1862
Robert Bunyard <b0727@webtv.net>
Boston , MA USA - Tuesday, July 17, 2001 at 03:22:28 (CST)

i am looking for an AUTHENTIC Austalian Army \"Diggr\" hat, Officer\'s model $if there is a differnce$ size 7 18 $US$ . don\'t know equivalent size . could swap new US Army issue black beret with captains bars for one. Any takers\?\ \ \ \ Fred
Fred Langille <skipnutlani@webtv.net>
Milton, WV 25541 USA - Wednesday, July 11, 2001 at 23:11:49 (CST)

Any GI serviceman stationed in Paekakariki, Wellington, New Zealand during WW2 remembers a truck mounted coconut shy game with characatures of Hirohito, Hitler \\\& Mussolini. Could they please provide information or photographs as sender owns the original and would love verification of its provenance.\ \ Phil Henderson
Phil Henderson <philhenderson@hotmail.com>
Wellington, NZ - Friday, June 08, 2001 at 19:42:03 (CST)

Any GI serviceman stationed in Paekakariki, Wellington, New Zealand during WW2 remembers a truck mounted coconut shy game with characatures of Hirohito, Hitler \& Mussolini. Could they please provide information or photographs as sender owns the original and would love verification of its provenance.
Phil Henderson <philhenderon@hotmail.com>
Wellington, NZ - Friday, June 08, 2001 at 19:38:48 (CST)

I have a Savage model 19 NRA training rifle\? 22lr caliber with the following marks on the leather two piece sling.WT\&BCO 1918 REW on the first strap and BT\&BCO on the second strap. Can anyone tell me what the markings mean. Thanks Paul pskoselke@dialnetwork.com
Paul <pskoselke@dialnetwork.com>
Clifton, IL USA - Sunday, June 03, 2001 at 01:33:26 (CST)

Can anybody help me Iam looking to add a Springfield 03-A4 Sniper rifle to my collection if you know were I can locate one that isn\'t extortionately priced please contact me.
Simpon Deakin <simon@deakin.swinternet.co.uk>
Widnes, Cheshire England - Thursday, May 03, 2001 at 21:29:15 (CST)

I\'m am looking for some personnel that I worked with whilst in the RAAF and would like to know how I can find them\?
VICTORIA SHEARS <victoriashears@hotmail.com>
canberra , aus - Sunday, April 22, 2001 at 13:03:36 (CST)

Hey guys I was wondering if anyone could help me. I have a 1942 SMLE No. 1 Mk. III, marked Australia near the bolt. Does anyone know of a place I can research the serial number and find some info on were it came from\?\ \ \ \ Thanks
Darryl Lamiell <outlawracer7@hotmail.com>
Painesville, Ohio U.S.A - Sunday, April 22, 2001 at 12:04:27 (CST)

I AM INTERESTED IN WWII VISOR HATS OF ALL KINDS AND DAGGERS ,SWORDS,\& UNIFORMS. E-MAIL ME IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING FOR SALE. THANK YOU
BOB SPORRER <SPORPIG@AOL.COM>
PITTSBURGH, PA USA - Tuesday, April 17, 2001 at 10:10:48 (CST)

I am seeking all vickers, lewis and hotchkiss accessories, etc including MGC uniforms, however would someone educate me please on Australias\' gun laws with respect to deactivation, and accessories. The \'bits\' I am after are harmless but I dont seem to be getting anywhere in locating them!!! Thank you. Mark
Mark Finneran <finneran@vickersmg.freeserve.co.uk>
Lossiemouth, Scotland - Monday, April 16, 2001 at 02:34:12 (CST)

Looking for a complete Australian WWI Light Horse Uniform $reproduction OK$ including non-firing/non-operable SMLE with 1907 model bayonet. Can anyone point me in the right direction please\?\ \ \ \ Cheers,\ \ \ \ Jason
Jason Pearse <soldiers@tpg.com.au>
Bendigo, VIC Australia - Saturday, April 14, 2001 at 00:03:49 (CST)

I cannot understand visitors to this site asking to translate markings they have on varius militaria when all they have to do is to go to militariaworld.com/features/marks\ \ This information is posted already on this site. It is a free service.
Tom Burnell <tombman100>
aus - Wednesday, March 28, 2001 at 03:43:44 (CST)

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NICE EMBROIDERY WORKS <nicegood@brain.net.pk>
sialkiot, PUNJAB PAKISTAN - Monday, March 26, 2001 at 00:32:01 (CST)

Hello to all,I am trying to put together a ww1 british unbiform and webbing,if anyone has any spare bits:-\), need amo puches helve holder and cover,also is there anyone with infomation of ww1 british battle insignia\?, or books on the same,I am willing to trade for items but having collected Waffen-ss items for the past 30 years and have pleanty of spares of insignia,All 100% pre may 1945\ \ Thanks for your time in reading this,\ \ Gary
Gary Wood <Allgss@aol.com>
wet windermere, cumbria UK - Thursday, March 22, 2001 at 10:01:55 (CST)

Any ideas on addresses of militaria dealers in Sydney or Brisbane areas\? Info. on Irish items would also be appreciated. Thanks.
Maurice <mjw@iohk.com>
aus - Saturday, March 17, 2001 at 19:06:47 (CST)

Wanted, complete WW1 Australian uniform with 46bn colour patches.
Ian Polanski <pierab@iprimus.com.au>
Oakey, QLD aus - Saturday, March 17, 2001 at 12:15:01 (CST)

I am trying to identify the WWII manufacturer of my recently aquired P.38 Holster. It has the German Waffenamt and a WaA145 marking. It also has the usual P-38 stamp. It looks like the 3 letter ordanance code may be \" lj\? \" They are very faint. With the above inspectors code does that identify a specific manufacturer or a number of manufacturers under his inspection \? If so how can I find out that list\? The back belt straps look like they have either been moved, at one time, or replaced. They contain steel rivets rather than stiching. These appear to be original. Can anyone help me identify this black holster and it\'s approx. period\?\ \ \ \ Thanks !! Alan Keck@ij.net
Alan Keck <Keck@ij.net>
Tampa, FL USA - Saturday, March 17, 2001 at 08:47:26 (CST)

I have a British Brown Bess bayonet with the marking Makin twice on the fuller. It is also marked with a crown and the number 6 underneath it. It is in arsonal shape.\ \ Can you please help me with any information.\ \ Many Thanks!
Taylor <Captruk26@aol.com>
Rye, N.Y. USA - Monday, March 05, 2001 at 08:23:56 (CST)

hi folks,\ \ i just found an old pith helmet. looks like it was made of a styrofoam material. the label on the inside reads: TRADE GUNS MARK BRAND SING CHOW CO., SINGAPORE\ \ i have a picture that might help identify the era it came from if any of you want to see it.\ \ are pith helmets collectible\? this one appears to be in good shape including the chin strap,which is intact and not torn or ripped.
peter <punwin9179@aol.com>
Vancouver, Wa USA - Wednesday, February 21, 2001 at 14:03:42 (CST)

I have just found an old pith helmet. it appears to be made from possibly a styrofoam like material. on the inside reads:TRADE GUNS MARK BRAND SING CHOW CO., \ \ SINGAPORE. i have a picture i can share to those interested. mainly i am wondering what era it came from.
peter <punwin9179@aol.com>
Vancouver, Wa USA - Wednesday, February 21, 2001 at 13:40:27 (CST)

Question: Looking for procedure by which world war 1 enlisted soldier was directed to install his cloth puttees.
Bob Kline <sprek@tidewater.net>
New Harbor, ME USA - Sunday, February 18, 2001 at 11:51:19 (CST)

Question: Looking for procedure by which world war enlisted soldier was directed to install his cloth puttees.
Bob Kline <sprek@tidewater.net>
New Harbor, ME USA - Sunday, February 18, 2001 at 11:45:41 (CST)

I have a youth dagger that I cant seem to find any info. on.\ \ the RZM code is M7/193. the blade has some rust on it,and i\'m not sure if there is suppose to be another digit after the 3. any help would be appreciated.
BRO <chico349@cs.com>
sacto, U.S.A. ca - Tuesday, February 06, 2001 at 16:05:20 (CST)

i WISH TO PURCHASE A PITH HELMET AND A SECOND HAND KILT. CAN ANYONE HELP
Jim Brown <jimbrown37@bigfoot.com>
Capalaba, QLD aus - Monday, January 29, 2001 at 20:09:55 (CST)

I am interested in collecting artifacts and uniforms as used by brittish soldiers in Italy during late 1944-45.\ \ What kind of things should I look out for\?
Michael <michael123@worldemail.com>
UK - Sunday, January 28, 2001 at 00:05:01 (CST)

i am manufacturers and exporters of hand embrodered badges AND GERMAN BADGES ETC\; of all kinds please see my website thanks\ \ \ \ with best regards.MY WEBSITE.www.walana.com\ \ G.MUSTAFA\ \ WALANA OVERSEAS P.O.BOX.NO.1115 SIALKOT PAKISTAN
G.MUSTAFA <walana@brain.net.pk>
sialkot, pakistan pakistan - Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 15:41:54 (CST)

i am manufacturers and exporters of hand embrodered badges AND GERMAN BADGES ETC\; of all kinds please see my website thanks\ \ \ \ with best regards.\ \ G.MUSTAFA\ \ WALANA OVERSEAS P.O.BOX.NO.1115 SIALKOT PAKISTAN
G.MUSTAFA <walana@brain.net.pk>
sialkot, pakistan pakistan - Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 15:39:51 (CST)

i am manufacturers and exporters of hand embrodered badges of all kinds please see my website thanks\ \ \ \ with best regards.\ \ G.MUSTAFA\ \ WALANA OVERSEAS SIALKOT PAKISTAN
G.MUSTAFA <walana@brain.net.pk>
sialkot, pakistan pakistan - Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 15:31:23 (CST)

I have found an old bayonette and wish to learn as much as I can about it. The only markings I can make out is \"1876\" which I believe is its year of make. The writing is I believe another language and obscured with age. If you know something or can even guess I would like to hear from you. Thank you.
Robbi <erirob@telusplanet.net>
Vermilion, Alb Canada - Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 06:38:46 (CST)

I was wondering if anyone had ever come across a Veteran\'s Cival War medal from 1914 for the Cival War that says, \"Dedication of monument of General James S. Wadsworth\". If so I was wondering as to the value, my friend has one.\ \ Thanks
Stephanie <stephparker@ij.net>
US - Tuesday, January 16, 2001 at 17:08:41 (CST)

With regard to the \"Brinton\" brass compasses that are out there on E-Bay,these appear to me to be repros of the BRUNTON, part of the tip off is the lack of serial number on the body of the compass.\ \ Regards\ \ Matt
Matt B <mattb7@altavista.com>
Calgary, AB CANADA - Thursday, January 11, 2001 at 09:59:51 (CST)

I have the exact same question as dsaucier@columbus.rr.com. What\'s the story on a brass compass marked BRINTON COMPASS THOS. J. EVANS, ESQ LONDON MKI 1914, and where I can find instructions on how to use all the functions\? Some internet searching has shown me that Brunton seems to be the big name in compasses, and the one-vowel difference leads me to believe a Brinton must be a knockoff.
prism <prism@sound.net>
Kansas City, MO USA - Tuesday, January 09, 2001 at 16:02:09 (CST)

I have brass compass marked BRINTON COMPASS THOS. J. EVANS, ESQ LONDON MKI 1914. Can anyone tell me its origin, age $was it truely made around 1914 or is it a replica$, what the compass was used for, and where I can find instructions on how to use all the function, etc.\?
D <dsaucier@columbus.rr.com>
Columbus, Ohio USA - Monday, December 25, 2000 at 00:58:52 (CST)

I recently traded for a 2nd issue Luftwaffe white handled dagger in good shape.The only markings on the blade are kissing cranes.And the aluminum wire that that is wraped around the white handle is not twisted like most I have seen, it\'s of the plain strait aluminum variety. Any information about this dagger would be greatly appreciated.
Kevin Melvin <kevinmelvin@hotmail.com>
Rutherforton, N.C. US - Sunday, December 10, 2000 at 02:44:22 (CST)

BRASS MILITARY COMPAS PLEASE HELP ME IDENTIFY It is marked Creagh-Osborne Marching Compass MarkVII Mod D1 Sperry Gyroscope Co Brooklyn N.Y. The serial number is 58283. How old is this\? Any and all info appreciated. Thanks
Chuck Bierer <Jager12348@aol.com>
Martinez, Calif USA - Thursday, December 07, 2000 at 05:46:45 (CST)

NEED INFORMATION ON BADGE: Gilt or brass Badge, Kings Crown, Labled \"THE PRAHRAN REGIMENT\" on top with the number \"14\" on continent of Australia, \"STAND FAST\" below continent. I cannot find any information on this badge in Kiplinger and King, or Owens book. Have found one similar in book but showing \"49th $The Prahran Regiment$\" but not as described above. Can you help me\? Is it Pre WW1, WW1, or WW2\? Please email: twagner129@aol.com
Terry Wagner <twagner129@aol.com>
stillwater, ok usa - Wednesday, December 06, 2000 at 07:37:09 (CST)

I have a rifle I am trying to identify. I believe it is German. It has two shotgun barrels $side by side$ and what looks like a barrel for a 22 down below, centered. It has duo hammers and triggers. It has the word EICHSTATT on one side of the barrel and MAX GRVNY on the opposite side of the barrel. I also have some original photographs taken in Buchenwald, Germany. They show prisoners hanging, shot and starved to death at this Nazi death camp. Any info would be appreciated.
mark gorall <l626222@aol.com>
rochester, ny usa - Thursday, November 30, 2000 at 12:43:33 (CST)

I have a German sword marked E.F. Horster, Solingen. It is brass no engraving, with blued metal scabbard. It also has what I believe to be an ordnance code $ Wa253$ stamped on all parts of the sword and scabbard. Above the Wa253 is what appears to be an airplane or an eagle. Any information on how to obtain what division of the German military this was issued to, or how to find out more about the sword would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Mike Hensley <mlhensley@compuserve.com>
Richmond, IN usa - Friday, November 10, 2000 at 11:30:12 (CST)

I have a brass compass marked \"Brinton Compass, Ross Evans, London, 1814 1841, MK1\". It has Ross Evans signiture engraved on the inside on the base. I could use some information on the approximate age and origin of the compass. I would also appreciate any advise on how to use the different functions of the compass and what it was used for originally. It\'s obvious the compass was used for more than just finding your way back home. I am a Boy Scout Leader and I collect compasses to show the Scouts the different types and their uses.
Steve Hanvey <mtn1055@aol.com>
Wichita Falls, TX US - Tuesday, November 07, 2000 at 03:30:53 (CST)

NEED QUANTITY PISTOL CLEANING RODS,OIL/SOLVENT CANS WHERE ?NORMAL CHANNELS DONT SEEM TO WORK THANKS
R LASCO <rlasco@ev1.net>
Houston, Tx USA - Sunday, November 05, 2000 at 15:04:32 (CST)

i am looking for information on the brass howitzer connon lost in the cival war in the southern west virginia area. can you help?
karen salisbury <nashasmom@hotmail>
oak hill, wv usa - Sunday, October 29, 2000 at 06:27:34 (CST)

I have a very nice brass Brinton Compass marked "C.S.A. , Thos.J.Evans, Esq., London, MK1, 1862.Anyone know if this is a true old compass or a copy? Thanks
Fred Adkins <Grampsadk@AOL.com>
Cheshire, CT USA - Thursday, October 05, 2000 at 00:16:35 (CST)

I have a 1940 British Army "Jeep" Coat--heavy canvas with flannel in the seat to make the bare metal of US Lend-Lease jeeps more bearable in cold weather. I'd like to know if there's a market for such items and what this one might be worth.
Dan Knauss <tiresias@juno.com>
Milwaukee, WI US - Thursday, September 21, 2000 at 14:51:07 (CST)

I am research Curator for the Thurles Famine and War Museum here in Tipperary, Ireland. When we started this Museum the reference data available on the market amounted to heaps of hard to get books and articles on the relevant topics. I have spent the last 8 years compiling the Book of Marks. At the moment it contains 280 A4 pages of codes, marks,and other reference material. In this book there is not one line of irrelevant data. Everything is alphabetically and numerically listed.There are no sections it is just one long list from .270 on ammunition to ZY on ammunition. Basically the book contains the most up to date references on; Bayonet recognition by Muzzel ring diameter and blade length. Ammunition headstamps from most parts of the world. Ammunition identification by case length and case type. British regimental markings on bayonet hilts. Grenade marks. Artillery shell/casing marks. Proof marks and other gun markings. Some sword marks. WW2 German ordnance and Waa codes, German medal/badge markings including RZM and L codes. Russian, American, Japanese and British Arsenal Marks. British Fuze marks up to number 160. And many other inspectors marks, view marks, prefixes, suffixes, too many to list separately. I am looking for a publisher to print this book for me. Any ideas? Tom Burnell
Tom Burnell <museumtom@hotmail.com>
Holycross, Tipperary Ireland - Tuesday, September 05, 2000 at 02:34:48 (CST)

I have found a horse's harness that seem's to be what was part of a set. Where the harness would fit over the horses neck and shoulders is a 4" strap with 4 brass buttons about the size of a half dollar with US in the center. Anyone that could enlighten me would be appreciated.
michael simmons <maddog_27341@yahoo.com>
seagrove , nc us - Thursday, August 17, 2000 at 06:35:57 (CST)

I have an australian patch with camel, desert and Oases. Any one have an idea of what unit it might be. I got the patch in Queensland back in early 70s, Regards, J.A Parsons
Joe Parsons <pars1@aol.com>
Austin, TX USA - Monday, July 03, 2000 at 09:36:35 (CST)

I am interested in getting into reenactment on the side of the Waffen SS. Just wondering what type of replica gear as in uniforms, y straps etc is available within Australia if any.
Stephen Whitton <jaman@iprimus.com.au>
Wodonga, Vic aus - Sunday, July 02, 2000 at 00:28:28 (CST)

I've got a German WW2 S**** Case I'd like to identify. Base is marked LUM 27 L41R 75FB Between the last two is stamped a german eagle astride a swastica (Waffen SS ??) and beneath that is NaAC69. It's 245mm long 85mm wide at the base and 75mm wide at the top (give or take the odd dent!) It's obviously 75mm calibre but does anyone know what from, and is it Waffen SS ?? PS I've good a good quality scan of the base, which I could email to you if it would help.
Chris Hensley <Chris_Hensley@hotmail.com>
London, England - Sunday, June 11, 2000 at 21:31:55 (CST)

I have 2 pamplets (restricted) WW II age (1943). Anyone interested? 1 Japanese, 1 German both written by the Military Intelligence Service, War Department USA.
Mickey <mkmickey@e-machines.net>
amarillo, TX United States - Friday, May 12, 2000 at 08:20:36 (CST)

I have a solid brass BRINTON COMPASS Mk 1 1914 manufactured by Thos J. Evans Esq. Any information about military use & issue appreciated. Thanks, Foz
Foz <glenron@coolahddg.com.au>
nsw aus - Sunday, May 07, 2000 at 16:59:03 (CST)

Does anyone know what the "SA" stands for on a WWII German dagger? Thanks for any help.
H.D. Newman <mammy@pernet.net>
Port Neches, TX USA - Monday, May 01, 2000 at 13:39:38 (CST)

Any questions re WW! pickelhauben see http://www.geocities.com/stuharri/
Stu Harrison <Stuart Harrison@tresco.net>
UK - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 05:52:34 (CST)

Any questions re WW! pickelhauben see http://www.geocities.com/stuharri/
Stu Harrison <Stuart Harrison@tresco.net>
aus - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 05:52:29 (CST)

Any questions re WW! pickelhauben see http://www.geocities.com/stuharri/
Stu Harrison <Stuart Harrison@tresco.net>
aus - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 05:52:28 (CST)

Any questions re WW! pickelhauben see http://www.geocities.com/stuharri/
Stu Harrison <Stuart Harrison@tresco.net>
aus - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 05:52:14 (CST)

James Forrestal, Sec. of Navy, sent letter stating: "In recognition of the war service rendered by the PAT PENDING (our power boat) you are authorized to place on the stack or in the vicinity of the bridge five chevrons, or one for each six months of service with the Navy." The question is, are the "chevrons" point up ^ or point down v? We are just getting to it, and i want it to be correct. Appreciate any accurate advice.
mel owen <mowen@owe.com>
San Francisco, usa aus - Sunday, April 23, 2000 at 09:21:53 (CST)

I seek many/all vickers mg .303 accessories for display. Would someone tell me what exactly is available in Australia, what is legal and ilegal, in terms of these accessories, etc.? Thanks. Mark
Flt Lt Mark Finneran <finneran@vickersmg.freeserve.co.uk>
RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland - Sunday, April 23, 2000 at 09:13:21 (CST)

CAN ANYONE ASSIST AS TO WHETHER A HISTORY OF THE A.S.A.S.IS AVAILABLE PLEASE......IF SO DETAILS OF AUTHOR AND PUBLISHER ETC WOULD BE APPRECIATED
T ARNETT <tarnettpilgrim@aol.com>
coventry, united kingdom - Friday, April 14, 2000 at 00:22:08 (CST)

Wanted: French (only) militaria/battlefield finds Guaranteed c.1429/30: Jeanne D'Arc campaign ONLY. Origin more important than condition. Poor quality may be acceptable. Small pieces (i.e.: arrow points, personal effects) preferred. Price range: = $500 U.S.
Steven <brfoot@hotmail.com>
aus - Monday, April 03, 2000 at 04:34:38 (CST)

looking for CAF "ike"-style battle jacket: royal blue wool weave, circa 1950s-1960s, size 38L, no holes/close to issue condition. Many Thanks, garrett
garrett M. o'hara <garlyn5@mail.earthlink.net>
topeka, ks us - Wednesday, March 01, 2000 at 05:02:55 (CST)

can anyone tell me precisley what the mz special forces insignia of the 2 AIF australian army looks like?
me <wilpa638@student.otago.ac.nz>
nz - Thursday, February 17, 2000 at 13:48:22 (CST)

can anyone tell me precisley what the mz special forces insignia of the 2 AIF australian army looks like?
me <wilpa638@otago.ac.nz>
nz - Thursday, February 17, 2000 at 13:44:37 (CST)

I am looking for a brass buckle for a British Officer's uniform of the mid-Victorian period. Would love one for the 23d Foot, but anything now would do.
DMR <fourthus@erols.com>
MD USA - Wednesday, February 16, 2000 at 02:31:20 (CST)

I have a badge from WWI. My grandfather served with 1st AIF in a mobile motar unit. The badge is four (4) blue chevrons or arrows one above the other. He served all his time in France and in training bases in England. If anyone can supply any information could they please contact me at the email address supplied.
Eric McIlwain <eric.mc@smartchat.net.au>
Tarragindi, Qld aus - Thursday, January 13, 2000 at 08:26:57 (CST)

Does anyone know of a source for pictures of insignia related to Peenemunde or other scientific and technical service in WW2 Germany?
B.Krantz <dg@got.net>
Cal US - Sunday, January 02, 2000 at 08:26:48 (CST)

Thats not my real name and I made up campola. I dont live in New Zealand and I dont have an E-Mail adress. I am at home sick and I had nothing else to do. Well that was an exciting few minutes, thanks for listning. Yours truely SUE PS Sue is not my real name either ha ha ha
Jerremy <jer@mania.com>
campola, NZ - Tuesday, November 09, 1999 at 12:00:16 (CST)

Hi. Some associates and I are having a debate...we are on a mailing list dedicated to the show "JAG". One of the characters on the show is an exchange officer with the Royal Australian Navy, and we are trying to determine what decorations he would be likely to have. The character in question is a lieutenant commander, possibly a former Principal Weapons(or Warfare) Officer turned lawyer. If anyone can help out, it'd be much appreciated. Thanks.
John Sullivan <Iron_Soldier_71@yahoo.com>
Tampa Bay, FL USA - Friday, September 24, 1999 at 20:41:37 (CST)

i have a american cival war hat pin brass cross cannons with number one above them and the letter c below i would like to identify it and find out its value if anyone knows about this please contact me asap e-mail address wlkbehind
sonya <wlkbehind>
westmoreland city, pa westmoreland - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 06:39:45 (CST)

I AM TRYING TO IDENTIFY A LIGHT ARTILLERY SHELL FOUND IN MY HOME ITS DIMENSIONS ARE: HEIGHT 31.5 INCHES/ DIAMETER 4 INCHES/ WOOD CASING 15.5 INCHES LONG / STEEL BOTTOM 2.5 INCHES/PROJECTILE L/7 X W/3 INCHES/ SHAPE RESEMBLES A 30/30 RIFLE CARTRIDGE/ TOTAL WEIGHT 15 LBS/THE NUMBERS STAMPED ON THE WARHEAD (47585-8) BETWEEN WOOD CASING AND WAR HEAD THE NUMBERS ARE (47585-1) THANKS FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE ME ON THIS COMPLETE SHELL IT IS ASSEMBLED WITH REGULAR FLAT HEAD SCREWS , I DONT HAVE THE GUTS TO TAKE IT APART ???TO SEE IF IT IS LIVE,OR JUST FOR DECORATION??
roger <GORGEVULCAN@AOL.COM>
WA, USA aus - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 15:32:09 (CST)

We are trying to gather gear for our "Lost Squadron", a group of Monty Pythonesque British flyers stationed in Egypt circa 1915. Most interested in period pith helmets, repro's are just fine. Would appreciate any resources. Thanks
Butch Witlock <bwitlock@megsinet.com>
Chicago, IL usa - Wednesday, August 25, 1999 at 12:06:00 (CST)

CAN ANYBODY HELP ME FIND A FULL BRITISH DESERT UNIFORM(CURRENT)
MATT WILKINSON <DONUTS_SUCK@YAHOO.COM>
SYRACUSE, NY USA - Saturday, June 26, 1999 at 04:15:18 (CST)

I have a question about a cival war scroll owned by a family friend. this is the info i can provide u with. It says 5 dollars, 1862, cotton planter loan association, of the 5th congressional district of South Carolina. It is from a town called Unionville, South Carolina. If you could please help my by sending me an estimated value or know of antother place that can assist me in finding the value of this item it wold be much appreciated. Thank You Caryn Jones email cdj66@hotmail.com
Caryn Jones <cdj66@hotmail.com>
New Richmond, IN usa - Monday, June 21, 1999 at 07:56:21 (CST)

Hello, i have just got a site up, and we are about to clear out a warehouse full of WWII Jeep parts, Militaria, And AAF stuff. please email if you want to be notified, and check out our webpage. This site is dedicated to restoring WWII Jeeps, mfg. by Willys & Ford, and outfitting them with proper accessories, accoutrements and militaria. Worldwide, Jeeps are the #1 most recognized vehicles ever built. Thank you, Brian French Brian's Military Jeeps
Brian French <BriMilJeep@aol.com>
Lake Forest, CA USA - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 18:46:03 (CST)

I would like to buy/trade Scottish militaria, particularly badges. I am also interested in a WW1 German Pickelhaube and M16 Helmet.
Colin Fuller <colinf@sagric.com.au>
Port Moresby, PNG - Thursday, April 29, 1999 at 16:52:37 (CST)

Hello...I would like to know if you have the picture of Australian 8th Division which send to Malaya (Far East) when Japanese invaded Malaya and Singapore...I want to start collecting all the items that related to these Division. ( mini museum )but dont know how... Thanks..
Shaharom <shaharome@hotmail.com>
Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia - Saturday, April 24, 1999 at 12:57:47 (CST)

Can someone help? I'm trying to identify and get information on a WW1 item. A 6 1/2' x 6 1/2", patch of cloth with tie strings on two conners. Cloth looks like the British Flag with a white bleeding heart with 2 strands of thorns surrounding the heart, at the center. Heart has flames on top, a cross/crucifix comming out of flames.
A. Intriago <AINTRIAGO@elcbalt.uscg.mil>
Baltimore, md aus - Tuesday, April 20, 1999 at 02:06:26 (CST)

I am looking for ten pin and three pin connectors for N0 11 set (Aust), Also 2 pin power plug for Brit 22 set. Thanks in advance ! egards, Baz
Baz Ford <phonoman@omen.net.au>
Perth, WA aus - Sunday, March 28, 1999 at 17:05:39 (CST)

I have a brass oval that's 2 inches long by 1 1/2 inches high. It is written in German: "Geheime Staatspolizei" with the number 86992 on a raised panel below; the other side has the standard eagle on a swastika, with below that "M9/86". There is a small factory made hole in one end. I'm trying to identify this item and get whatever information I can. Thanks a lot.
Robert Hart <stbaasds@aol.com>
Parish, NY USA - Friday, March 19, 1999 at 02:03:45 (CST)

shghsdbv dsf wdgsgfdbvz dytd dhgd wgd rh ed w d work out the code (its from world war 2)
tim sawre <www.kilh@dhj.au>
adelaide, sssss aus - Tuesday, March 09, 1999 at 17:15:25 (CST)

I am searching for any and information I can find about the Golliver family, also information about my great grandfather Tonaniun Golliver who served in the cival war in company A 52ND oHIO VOLUTEERS INFANTRY.Particulary his pension files.
Al Golliver <agolliver@cio.net>
Mount Vernon, Wa USA - Sunday, February 14, 1999 at 08:38:37 (CST)

I am seeking any and all information about the Golliver Family and where they origanally came from.
Al Golliver <agolliver@cio.net>
Mount Vernon Wa, Wa usa - Sunday, February 14, 1999 at 08:32:39 (CST)

Hi Grant, I need 5 white metal pips for uniform,, also 27 Bn. colour patches [2] or material to make them with. See You . Don.
Don Pedler
aus - Sunday, December 20, 1998 at 14:50:00 (CST)

I have the two SS collar tabs in question. My e-mail address is corrected....sorry
Hobie <hsaund120@aol.com>
saugus, ma usa - Friday, December 11, 1998 at 04:57:13 (CST)

I have a pair of SS collar tabs with Silver piping, one has the runes, the other blank. Both have a paper backing glued on back, brown with age. Does anyone know if these are SS officer candidates.
Hobie <Hsaund>
saugus, ma usa - Wednesday, December 09, 1998 at 07:24:45 (CST)

Trying to identify uniform referred to as 'lavender trousers and greenie coat' by a British officer writing to his wife in WW II. Any help greatly appreciated.
Leo <bumpbump@shentel.net>
Basye, VA USA - Saturday, October 24, 1998 at 06:44:01 (CST)

Could you help me identify this enamel badge from ww1? Six star arms - red -outlined in gold. Shield in centre - grey, crossed corner to corner - white. Scroll under shield - no writing -gold. Crest in centre of shield - black background with white horse head at top, gold castle on left, gold cannon below, gold ?? right. Thank you Jennie
Jennie <jennieh@tpgi.com.au>
nsw aus - Wednesday, September 16, 1998 at 21:28:48 (CST)

Is anyone out there a Vickers Machine Gun collector as I would like to get in contact to do some swapping of kit or just swap info.
Richard Fisher <richard.fisher1@virgin.net>
Highworth, Swindon U.k. - Saturday, August 01, 1998 at 21:20:55 (CST)

I am specializing in German colonial memorabilia and history. Does anyone know where I can find uniforms, equipment, etc. of the German colonial forces (Schutztruppen), particularly those serving in New Guinea? Was much stuff "souvenired" home by Australian forces that invaded German New Guinea in 1914? I have already obtained photos from the Australian War Memorial. Thanks for any help.
Phillip A. Buhler <pabuhler@mwpplaw.com>
Jacksonville, Florida USA - Monday, July 27, 1998 at 03:20:04 (CST)

I am looking for a set of braces to the Canadian "oliver pattern 1916. Will trade or sell a pair of ammunition pouches to the same l9l6 oliver pattern. Also can do military geneaolgy on WW1 Canadian Enquiries for a a fee. Thank you
Bruce Tascona <tasconab@mb.sympatico.ca>
Winnipeg, , MB Canada - Tuesday, May 26, 1998 at 05:40:33 (CST)

SOME THINGS DONT WORK IN YOUR SITE LIKE DOWNLOADS ITS NOT A GREAT PLACE
JO
aus - Sunday, April 26, 1998 at 16:16:11 (CST)

I am after a photo of a WW1 australian soldier wearing a peaked cap front view. I have already contacted russell but at the moment he has nothing, I would appreciate it if some one could help. Dave
Dave <moxonc@one.net.au>
Petrie, QLD aus - Friday, April 24, 1998 at 09:34:48 (CST)

If anyone has any WW1 puttees for sale, could they let me know???? Thanks! Chris Butters
Chris Butters <BlackSheep15@hotmail.com>
Toronto, Ont Can - Sunday, March 29, 1998 at 06:34:54 (CST)

Very well made and interesting site. Good information and picktures on the subjekt. Thank you for a very nice Militaria site.
Joakim Wennerberg <Jockew1@algonet.se>
Link�ping, sweden - Tuesday, March 17, 1998 at 00:54:49 (CST)

Hello, my name is Victor, I am a student in Chicago, currently involved in a history course where I will perform some living histories. Because of the nature of the course, and the requierments from my professor, I am looking for complete, original British uniforms, from the hat to the shoes, gloves to the epilets.(Original carrying cases for officers uniforms a plus.) A coat, hat, pants deal is not out of the question though. When not in use for living histories these uniforms will sit on display in a museum, with the history of the former owner written up. We are interested in Empirical England and are looking for uniforms from 1814 - 1914. Please contact me at I Baritone@aol.com. Thankyou.
Victor <Baritone@aol.com>
Chicago, USA - Tuesday, February 10, 1998 at 19:13:32 (CST)

Looks like we have got this working!!!! at last
Russell Napier <Russell@grantsmilitaria.com>
Adelaide, SA aus - Monday, February 09, 1998 at 19:16:18 (CST)

The Big test
Grant
Adelaide, aus - Monday, February 09, 1998 at 19:14:38 (CST)

This is a test message
Russell <rusnap@dove.net.au>
Adelaide, SA AUS - Thursday, June 19, 1997 at 12:44:28 (CST)

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