This has been a good week for me :D

[Vegard T]

Here are some things I have gotten this week:

My aunt sent me a package with stuff from my father's side of the family:

My great-grandmother's pass:



Grandfather's Army Pass(Group photo in the background):



A little "Poster" saying "If you make contact with the enemies of Germany, you will be killed":



Permission to fish:



German Heerkarte from 1945!:



A new stock for my M1928A1 Thompson:



Participants medal(Norwegian), I had the document already, but I found the medal that it came with this week:



And a little trade i did with a guy from another militaria forum:

Italy Star, Air Crew Europe star(Copy) and the India medal:

NOTE: This one would not upload to the forum, so if an admin could upload it for me it would be great:



Swedish Uniform jacket for my Norwegian police uniform(If you are wondering why, just ask):

NOTE: This one would not upload to the forum, so if an admin could upload it for me it would be great:



And a Russian medal:

[Eric Zentner]

Wow you did well...

[sitges1990]

You have some wonderful history there. It's always nice to expand your collection with family mementos. Make sure and record all of your family history while you can.

Jay

[crites1234]

The little black knife you have with your medals i saw one at an antique sale for 80 bucks how much was yours?

[Vegard T]

I got it from a friend, it is a British pocket knife.

[ehawk]

A very good week indeed! Very nice items and the family connection makes it even more special

Cheers, Edwin

[Consonecollector]

My god! You got all these things in only one week? II do not buy anything since last month! I'm having a crisis of abstinence lol.
congrats

[crites1234]

that little black knife is actually a british naval knife the weird pin on the back os for un doing knots

[Patgore]

The little black knife is a British military folder, early war pattern. It should be dated and marked with a "broad arrow" or "crowsfoot". Similar to, but smaller than the WW1 pattern. The marlinspike is variously used for getting the stones out of horses' hooves, opening cans of milk, sabotaging tires, and rope-work. They were made by just about every British cutler during WW2, and eventually replaced by a stainless steel folder. Issued toi army,navy and probably RAF.

Hope this helps.

Pat

[crites1234]

wow pat i'm impressed all i knew was what the guy at the antique show told me bout it