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    #1

    My Display Room and Collection

    All,
    Thought I would share with you my collection. I'll break it up by country and type (headgear, field gear, groupings, etc.) so you'll have to forgive me while I upload.

    First up is my display room. Nothing to write home about, but I enjoy it and it's as much as my wife will allow (however I have taken some liberties with a little overflow into the bedroom)!











    1916 dated Lee Enfield (stock has been sporterized)



    M44 Mosin Nagant dated 1945



    Top rifle is a Type 30 Arisaka with Chrysanthemum. This was a bring back rifle by my wife's great uncle who was a Navy Corpsman

    Bottom Rifle if a Russian Captured K98. Bayo was acquired seperately and has matching #'s





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    Very well done, a tasteful and classy display. A collection to be proud of!

    Thanks for showing,
    Mike

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      #3
      Next up is my German headgear...

      M1895 Landwehr Pickelhaube





      Salty EM/NCO Luftwaffe Visor manufactured by Christian Haug with Yellow piping for flight





      1st Pattern Heer Pith helmet dated 1942 and manufatcured by JHS









      M40 DD Polizi Helmet - Q64. this was a bring back helmet; not ground dug. the wife of the soldier who broaght it back kept it in the garage, exposed to the elements, hence it's condition. Quite sad...









      M42 SD Luftwaffe Helmet - NS66. This belonged to my grandfather, who was not in the Luftwaffe, but rather used it as a motorcycle helmet in the 70's!





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        #4
        Good stuff! Wouldn't mind seeing more photos of the K98.

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          #5
          Some field gear, uniform accouterments, and other misc German items...

          HJ Armband



          HJ Buckle





          1936 dated Heer Buckle - RS&S marked - This was brought back with the DD Polizi Helmet posted earlier





          3x3 Window Flag



          NSKK Dagger - RZM Marked



          Gas Mask and Cannister





          This one is an, "I wonder". I found it at a flea market and the only thing that stood out was the sticker on the reverse. Either post war added or possibly done so by a sympathizer? the camera itself was manufatured in the early 1900's by a German maunfacturer.



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            #6
            WWII and WWI EK2, and a display I did of some other German medals, pins and tinnies.









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              #7
              You have some really nice items Mason

              Nick

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                #8
                Thanks to all who have commented so far!

                @ Adam, I'll try to take some additional photos of the K98 this weekend.

                Next up are some of my non-US and German headgear.

                First up an an Italian M33





                Relic Japanese Type 90





                WWI British Brodie Helmet (US used)





                Czech M53 (used this as a filler until I could obtain an SSH39, which I have yet to obtain)



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                  #9
                  Now onto my US items.

                  I'll start with my 1911 and some field gear related items first...

                  WWI M1911 - Manufactured 1918







                  M69 Practice Grenade



                  WWI .30 cal Ammo Box



                  WWI JW York & Sons Manufatured Bugle (Spec 1152)





                  WWI Army Corps of Engineers Compass



                  WWII J-38 Telegraph Key manufactured by Lionel





                  WWI Gillete Shaving kit with soldiers initials inscribed



                  WWII/Korean War era Sleeping bag. Liner is dated 1944 and cover is dated 1951



                  Various Canteens







                  Last edited by MasonK; 06-28-2012, 03:16 PM.

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                    #10
                    Next up is my US headgear...

                    M1881 Officers Helmet (named on the interior)





                    Pennsylvania Military College Kepi (circa 1903-1930)



                    WWI Visors





                    WWII Visors












                    Post WWII Visors (Korea to Modern)









                    WWI M1917 Helmet





                    30th ID Marked



                    M1 FB by McCord with CAPAC liner





                    M1 Front seam, SB by McCord. Repainted for Vietnam with 1976 dated liner.





                    WWII Westinghouse M1C Liner, with post war repaint, and post war applied 11th Airborne and sgt chevron decals . Named to Edward A. Rakowski (PH, BSM, 3 ARCOM Medals)







                    Vietname era M1 with Mitchell camo cover



                    Navy pith helmet by Hawley (1949 dated)

                    Last edited by MasonK; 06-28-2012, 03:21 PM.

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                      #11
                      Here are a few uniforms, unamed or unresearchable

                      WWI 30th ID



                      WWII Service Jacket 28th ID



                      XX Corps Ike Jacket and shirt with sewn on ribbon bar and bullion 3rd Army SSI





                      M65 field Jacket

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                        #12
                        A few displays and Ephemera

                        First is a WWI Display - Purchased as is. Must have belonged to the vet however unfrotunately no name or way to research.

                        Second is a Medal and insignia display I put together with some odds and ends.
                        Attached Files

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                          Two WWI accolades; one for WIA and the other for KIA
                          Attached Files

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                            #14
                            That's all for today folks as I'm having some difficulty with the photo uploader. Tomorrow I'll post some of my groupings. Thanks for looking!

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                              #15
                              Well done

                              First i must say that that is a great display .The bit i read about you grandfather using the luft helmet for a crash helmet has had me giggleing on and off for some time.I just have this vision of an old boy on a hog with a german lid on.ha works for me .regards Pete

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