Bill Garvy
WRF Club member

Great Collection! I particularly like the individual State issued pieces! Regards, Joel

Here's a nice one!

PS - http://www.warrelics.eu/forum/technical-design-questions-how-to-and-advice/the-forums-original-and-easy-to-use-image-hosting-feature-180073/ ...

Jacob, Kindly forgive me, but I was trying to re-post your images using the forum's program - as we prohibit using outside image hosting software...

I really need to get off my lazy bum and make that pinned star-cockarde guide I have been promising everyone for YEARS... It just will take a lot of...

Both (31MM & 38MM) types of the two piece star were used on many types of soft headgear. The 22MM pilotka (garrison cap) type star did not come in a...

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Medal for Construction of the Baikul-Amur Railroad, LMD, Leningrad Mint manufactured

- Document for the Medal and Medal for the Development of Virgin Lands issued to Grigoriy Efimovich Beloshapko awarded September 27th, 1957 by the...

for additional reference, here is the WAF discussion: private purchase Luftwaffe Officer's summer tunic - Wehrmacht-Awards.com Militaria Forums ...

It's ok TrondK, I understand how rare volunteer items can be. I don't have really a lot of items too.

Hey TrondK, Very nice pieces cool militaria. Im very interested in seeing other items in your collection? Is it possible to post or send an email...

Here is one that was honestly listed on the internet - as a modern copy. Take note of the realistic looking aging and keep in mind that the...

This one is also somewhat of an oddball. It seems to be a 1942 red painted type, but with khaki overpaint, made from steel - 32MM...

This one is an oddball - heavy brass similar to early/mid 1930s make - 38MM. Perhaps it is missing/removed enamel and painted green. Old paint no...

Here I show a salty one, made from tin - 22MM:

Here are two more examples - the first 31MM, the second 22MM. Note the manufacturing defect (the placement of the prongs) on the latter...

Hello Luke, Green or "Khaki" (the latter being color terminology as used by the Russians in the order) was introduced in 1941. Besides...