A Varied Collection From Norway

[Acez84]

Greetings fellows. I would like to share some pictures of my own, and my fathers collection. Its a bit undetermined and is made up of a varied collection of objects. Hope you enjoy

Let me begin with a norwegian lieutenant with M34 uniform.



German pioneer



Heer hauptmann (Taken before he got his iron cross)



- Jon

[Acez84]

Kübelwagen typ82 (1942) - Produced in Marine Falkensee
Dunkelgrau

[Acez84]

Some luftwaffe objects. I will post some good pictures of the pilot later.

A lot of these are fleamarket-found objects.



C.E.Juncker Berlin S.W - FJ badge (Thanks to the seller)



Early luftwaffe Bekleidungs Amt belt (1937) and drooptail buckle (1936)

[Acez84]

MP38 and MP40 Erma Schmeissers. I will post more pictures when I get a better camera

[FestungSpanien]

[Mike TM]

Very nice display

Mike

[Acez84]

Thankyou for your kind responses

Here is a MGZ sight and the original case.



Cleaning stuff for Kongsberg colt M29 MG



Kongsberg colt - waA stamped.

[Woolgar]

You have some outstanding items, what a collection!

Nick

[Wilhelm]

A lot of great items there. Are the weapons live or deact? Love the Kub.
Wilhelm

[Acez84]

Thank you. The smg weapons are deactivated, but the colt pistol is not Will post some more of everything later.

- Jon

[D.Trooper]

Nice ride

[AndyC]

Very nice collection


Andy

[FestungSpanien]

Would love to see a close up picture of the Colt Kongsberg WaA

[ralfsnart]

OMG...I just drooled all over my keyboard!!!!



Just awesome

[Acez84]

Thank you everyone. You are too kind...

Here you go FestungSpanien

Kongsberg Colt 1945



Kongsberg Colt Markings



A messy desk with maps



Some DAK items



Some smaller items



Some helmets and goggles



History means a lot to me. Here is a photograph of an american relative of mine. His father was born in Norway in 1882 and moved to the United States in 1899.

He served in the 99th Infantry Battalion which also had Norwegians in the unit.

* Normandie – 22. june 1944 - 24. july 1944
* Northern-France – 25. june 1944 - 14. september 1944
* Rhinland (Würzlen - Aachen) – 15. september 1944 - 16. december 1944
* Ardennene-Alsace – 17. december 1944 - 18. january 1945
* Central-Europa – 4. april 1945 - 11. may 1945

He visited my grandparents in 1946 and gave them this photograph. My grandmother gave it to me and told me about him. A true hero.



Here are some documents my grandfather received from the Nazi authorities in 1945. He was randomly appointed to wear that armpatch (TN - Teknisk Nødhjelp). Technical aid. The organization was created by the Nazi authorities in Norway to provide assistance to businesses that were exposed to "events of war, sabotage actions". My grandfather never showed up at the designated spot and never even filled out the papers.