My collection

[Consonecollector]

Really nice collection!

[Vegard T]

Nice collection my friend I have a couple of observations.The box of matches is probably fake I have seen large quantiles for sale on different sites,some guy in Estonia sells the fakes all over.Also you should display your stamps in a protective plastic sleeve it will prevent curling.I have some extra, send me your address and I will send you some ( no charge of course) operaman

I got the Protective plastic sleeves today, they looks really well, and now I can protect some of my pictures. Thanks a lot

[militarymania]

certainly a nice and varied lot....good show

[Desbravador]

Excellent

[António Fragoeiro]

Mate, your collection keeps getting better and better.
Cheers.
Nuno

[Vegard T]

I have gotten a lot of new stuff since the last update, but due to the camera being a pr!ck i can't take pictures without it deleting them all the time.

[Dean]

They are all deactivated, we are not allowed to own smgs/mgs in Norway if they are not deactivated.

Just another example of the police state and new world order taking over..Just check out infowars.com and you'll see what I'm talking about.

[António Fragoeiro]

Just another example of the police state and new world order taking over..Just check out infowars.com and you'll see what I'm talking about.

At least in norway they can have them deactivated, in portugal not even that

[Vegard T]

We can still own live weapons like smgs, mg and such, but you need special permission, and you can't fire it(I think). And it is very hard to get, if you want to own a Pistol, you have to be a part of a pistol club for 9 months. And owning a bolt action rifle isn't that hard.

[Vegard T]

Here is a recent lot i got: This has been a good week for me :D

Plus a more recent purchase:

Norwegian M1893 Nagant, these were produced by Fabrique Nationale(Belgium) and the Norwegian army bought 12,400 of these, this particular one was found under a shed after the war and was probably dropped by a Norwegian soldier who fought in the area, or hidden by farmers.