Show us your NVA items!

[Adrian Stevenson]

My pleasure.

[reneblacky]

Second new arrival nothing special but it's the first new arrival from Germany

[Dean]

Here's the belt I was looking for earlier..and a PPK holster, unit marked. I think it's stamped , " H./7./NVA.." There are about three different names scrawled inside.
Dean.

[Fabe]

UPDATE:
my NVA pilotka just arrived...
markings:

NVA
1858
2 / 067 and a big letter: E
55

Cheers,
Fabe

Still not an "active" NVA collector, but when I see something interesting - I try to get it...like this early NVA field-cap (pilotka) for a cheap fixed price of 4 Euroes.
These are seller's pics, only had these 2 - looks like a 1956 dated one, size 55. I guess it couldn't be any more "earlier", since if memory serves me well, NVA was created in 1956...

I'll update, when I receive the cap.

Cheers,
Fabe

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[reneblacky]

Here's the second installment from Germany, an 89 mfg Zelt. I haven't yet worked out how it's used, I think I'll need a manual

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi René, these are copies of the Soviet Plash-Palatka. They are a fantastic bit of kit. Very versatile.

Cheers, Ade.

[reneblacky]

Gee Whiz Thanks Ade

[Adrian Stevenson]

My pleasure mate!

I sleep in the Soviet version at our LH events. We think the 4 man version would possibly sleep 3 men, with the fouth man on guard duty. Four men with their kit would be a squeeze. Lez and I now use the set up using six sheets. This makes a nice size tent, as we store the unit grub!

Cheers, Ade.

[reneblacky]

G'day All, I was out on a hunt for a folding shovel at the local disposals store (didn't find one) and couldn't resist this 87 dated joby

[Mark K]

Nice one Rene I have a couple of these kicking around some were myself .

Regards Mark K