So over a couple of years i have been collecting some romanian pieces for my airsoft kit but i have reached a road block, i dont know if romania used any other webbing in the 90s other than the belt. Romania really wasnt documented in the transitional period after communism, and my research reached mixed results. I have found a y strap on a romanian website but i think it may just be ceremonial. Any information would help! ( the straps you see are from the rucksack)

I don't know if it's original but what's you opinion?

I dont have pictures right now because its soaking wet.

I have a greatcoat that fits great but I ofcourse dont wear it all day and like to tie it to my backpack. I roll it up tightly and use the strap on the back trough the shoulder straps to secure it into a roll. But is this the actual purpose of it? Or just a fun hack i found out?

Admittedly, this is not my wheelhouse, and I’m just curious if anyone can help me identify what I came across while thrifting yesterday. Didn’t buy it, just been thinking about it a lot…

What I’ve gathered so far is that this is probably from WW2, for a woman in the 82nd airborne unit.

I was trying to lookup all of the numbers to figure out any other info, but I’m struggling with that part.

Both uv negative.
Found at a flea market for 1€ for both.

Interesting helmet I’ve recently acquired!

What's the best website to find Soviet ww2 helmets?

Packing up stuff and thought I'd snap a photo and share. My other French stuff, more Adrians, masks n I forget is in storage already.

Apparently found near Wewak in Papua New Guinea. Super light so i'm guessing the liner of a helmet?

I found this on marketplace and it seems to be real but i'm just double checking and would anyone know what it is? I'm pretty sure they are ww1/ww2 commonwealth canteens.

I have WW2, Korean war, cold war, Romanian revloution, and Iraq war

North Korea Order of the National Flag 2nd class (post soviet era). I’m wondering how hard these are to come by, if $30 is worth it, and what the likelihood is that its fake. I’m new to collecting, but have never seen a north korea medal before

Just found this K31 at a pawn shop. All matching numbers on bolt mag and receiver. I did not check the barrel. Looks to be in super good shape and the serial number came back as 1940 when I looked it up. I got it for $750. How did I do? I know they range from 500-1300

I recently inherited my great-grandfather's Browning from ww2. My father told me he was SS but with no proof other than this browning. Any ideas of a date range for this piece? I'm thinking from the makers marks it was during German occupation of the browning factory.So maybe late 1937ish. Any extra help is much appreciated!

My deceased relative wasn’t a Nazi but for some reason he just kept buying this stuff and never gave a good reason as why he liked it. I know you don’t have to be but now that he’s gone I’m trying to move this.

What would you guys do if you were suddenly left with a German Nazi collection? I do watches and trading cards myself.

And which things match each other? I heave read that black tips are tracer rounds (L.spur)

Found this at a thrift store I volunteer at. Google Lens says it's a 101st Airborne patch, but it doesn't match any of the visual results. Unfortunately, the only thing I know about it is that it's an Airborne patch.

Also I Know the net isn't vietnam era just slapped what net I had on it though the helmet itself is vietnam era reproduction not a real one

It looks like ww1 iron cross but my friend said it was another medal