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My great grandfather was conscripted into the army in 1916. Was in the Cambridgeshire regiment with a four number regiment number. I have some letters , his original next of kin postcard and his...

Many thanks for the info, i do have infomation on the unit that served in our village but my grandfather was not part of this unit that we know of, in fact the origional o b still exists and is still...

Hi guys, trying to find out what my grandfather was involved in during ww2. living in the remote area of suffolk there was the home guard and a special auxcillary group but my grandad was in neither,...

Why the hell did this even go to court. They are either illegal or not.
Complete bullshit, and a waist of time and money, he shoubnt have left them on the seat i agree, once the car was opened and...

I have a few more of these in the depths of my shed, they have black stenciling instead of the yellow, i could take a look at these tomorrow, if thats of any interest PB ?

Yes mate you are correct. S1ZVL.

Hi Paul, sorry i have been away from the computer for some time, (bloody broadband issues)i will go out shortly and get those codes for you!!

Hi Paul, been out in the shed looking for this s1 code but cant find it anywhere, if the numbers/letters are to be found at one end then unfortunatly these are no longer visible, a little yellow...

That has cleaned up superb, the dreyse is a beauty, and the browning 22 also...

superb relics guys, many thanks for posting!!

With a little history attached to these relics im sure you the value could be a little higher. relic aircraft mgs in the uk, with history have a value around £200-500 depending on condition, i have...

I would if the price was right. How much John? I cant make you an offer because i have no clue on the value, if you have a price in mind let me know.
Regards Paul

Its GOT to be the Tiger hatch, put it this way, you want both but you cant afford it yes, in a years time you can go out and buy a skull from various collecters or dealers, i garentee you will not...

Many thanks for your help, if you come across any period pictures of one please sharecool militaria Gonna head back at the wkend and see if i can find the rest of it......

Bloody hell thats certainly the onecool militaria. Question is..... were these an raf ww2 issue stove mate?

edit......thats great P.B many thanks for the id, strange they mixed and matched...

here you go, let me no your opinions please.
many thanks

Thanks thats a beaut but not the same as mine. I did find a few pieces from the portway stoves near by and a couple of the top hats from the stove pipes. got a feeling the one i brought home today...

Recovered the stove today but camera battery is flat so il take a pic tomow..... This is not like the portway PB so im not so sure this is an origional stove afterall. Was there any other types that...

Thanks Steve, do well..... i no its not the most exciting thing but i came across it about a year ago beside an accomodation site in a ditch, from memory it was the bottom half of the stove similar...

im pretty sure i uneathed the remains of one of the origional airfield stoves, however, as the buildings were used extensively after the war as temporary housing it may be as late as the mid 50s...

There is value to all ground dug finds, i think this is a beauty and the chances of finding another groundug for sale is slim, definatly got value!

Cracking finds lucky!! i especially like all those buckles!!!!!

Is there any chance these ww1 navy lugers were reissued to the army....

Shoudnt the navy luger have the 6 inch barrel, it looks as tho this has been shortened to me.....

Thanks guys for all the positive identifications, very much appreciated! Not really much of a success today, a couple more buckles, spark plugs was all that surfaced, time to move on to a new...