What kind of rifle would have this bolt belonged to?
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What kind of button did i find?
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Is it normal that there are no markings on the outside of my WW2 German bayonet?
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Is it normal that there are no markings on the outside of my WW2 German bayonet?
This community is for the sharing of information and pictures of bayonets and related items such as scabbards, frogs, belts, etc. Anyone interested in the study, collection, and preservation of both antique and modern bayonets is welcome to share their pictures, questions, and knowledge.
From what kind of grenades are these parts from?
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What kind of mortar shell did I find here?
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Can anyone recognise this kind of collar tab?
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Can anyone recognise this kind of collar tab?
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Can anyone recognise this kind of collar tab?
This community is designed for collectors and enthusiasts alike to display their collection, discuss military history, assess if an item is original or a reproduction (a huge part of militaria collecting is authentication). All militaria collectors and items are welcome! We would love if you would share what you got.
Memorial in the concentration camp Dachau, picture from my visit there last year
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Been waiting for 3 weeks for it to arrive, absolutly worth iiiittttt
Lorna Shore are: Austin Archey (drums), Adam De Micco (guitar), Will Ramos (vocals), Michael Yager (bass), and Andrew O’Connor (guitar).
Tried to draw the creatures out of the 'Somewhere I Belong' vid
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I have tried to draw the creatures in the music video of Somewhere I Belong by Linkin Park
Drawing is the act of making marks on a substrate by moving something across it. Discussion, technique, gear, and all kinds of artwork are welcome. Make yourself at home!