My little collection.

[Rancid66]

Early SA dagger, manufactured by E.Pack & Sohne Solingen, released in Berlin Brundenburg district.

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Vedran

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A few photos from the time of WW2 NDH.

On the first photo are members of Ustaška Vojnica.
The other two photos show Domobranski School Battalion, on the artillery training.
If anyone knows type of artillery guns, i would appreciate to told me.

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Vedran

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K98 bayonet, manufactured by Clemen & Jung Solingen during 1942 years.
Bayonet frog is the earlier type, produced in 1940. year, unfortunately, the manufacturer's name i can not read.

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Vedran

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Photo of German vehicle, probably Kfz.70?, but I'm not 100% sure.
On the second photo is 20mm? flak mounted on the half track vehicle- type?.

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Vedran

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Werke Brünn Dot42 Mauser bayonet, produced during the 1942. year.
A large part of these bayonet is produced for WW2. Nezavisna Država Hrvatska.

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Vedran

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Vz 29 bayonet, produced for the Persian Mauser, by the Czech Zbrojevka. (Stamp "Z" on the scabbard.)

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Vedran

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German pioneerinr wire cutters, produced by VBW during 1937.
Interestingly, these company still exists today.

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Vedran

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German pioneer wire cutters, produced by GRY during 1942.

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Vedran

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The Austro-Hungarian bayonet M 1888, probably intended for export to South America?.
Manufacturer of these bayonets is unknown, scabbard is manufactured by Vogel & Noot of Wartberg. (These company still exists today.)
Bayonet frog is Bulgarin, originally intended for the Austrian 1895 bayonet, converted by removing rivets for 1888 Austrian bayonets.

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Vedran

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The Austro-Hungarian bayonet M1895 produced by Steyr. It is used by several other countries, even after WW2.
There are unfamiliar stamp to me - S with the label - WW2 Slovakia?
Bayonet frog is Bulgarian for M1895 bayonet.

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Vedran