Digging in Norway & Kurland

[inka]

I know what you mean Mike, but this one is just a design. A couple of years ago on this forum some lady posted several letters her family had recieved from a family member who was a POW. He had made several drawings with these hidden words, it was quite amazing. I know she deleted the thread shortly after, but I might have saved some of the pics, I ll have a look

[inka]

I think I have enough gaming pieces now. All found in German camps.

[inka]

Yesterday me and my friend spent 11 hours searching a Gebirgsjäger camp. Found many interesting items including 14-15 Erkennungsmarken. And can anyone shed any lights on the round disc in the pics below?



Full report-->> TVELWE SHADES OF ZINK - HOBBYHISTORICA

[Badger 1973]

Good afternoon. I'm new to your forum, but I've been digging the history of the war in Rzhev for a long time. Do not take it for work - tell us - what is written on the tokens? Sincerely yours, Ilya.

[inka]

These were the only tags whit markings.


It was "Leather Day" in the forest yesterday. I found some nice looking K98 frogs, a "dog tag" and some other nice bits. But the best of it all was all the mosquito bits I got



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[inka]

This interesting and rare bayonet frog was in the pile together with all the leather frogs I found the other day. Quite pleased with this find

[Anderson]

Yes an interesting composite material frog you found there. Quite rare.

[inka]

It was a perfect sunday and we spent 11 hours searching for rusted gold in an old Gebirgsjäger camp.Found lots of parts for Behelfs Schützen mine M 43 (n) which was an interesting discovery, and does anyone know the tag in the last pic shown here?



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[The Devil's Bank]

Love the small axe

[inka]

@ Devil`s, yep, me too. And yesterday I found its big brother, a huge axe of the same type. Me and my friend spent 11 hours again walking the old Gebirgsjäger camp picking up rusted treasures



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