Digging in Norway & Kurland

[inka]

Here are two small christmas related relics. It is a porcelain candle holder shaped like a spruce branch, and a star for a christmas tree, cut from a plate of steel connected to a brass wire so it could be looped around the top of the tree. Both found this summer near a barrack in a Gebirgsjäger camp Merry Xmas everyone

[inka]

The very last signal I dug in October before the winter kicked off. At first I thought it was a flat rock, but as I rubbed some dirt off it I saw it was an allgemeines sturmabzeichen. The needle is missing but otherwise it is in pretty good condition

[Anderson]

Cleaned up surprisingly well.

[MAP]

The very last signal I dug in October before the winter kicked off. At first I thought it was a flat rock, but as I rubbed some dirt off it I saw it was an allgemeines sturmabzeichen. The needle is missing but otherwise it is in pretty good condition

Remarkable condition. Do you have a photo of the back?

[Brig]

I'm enjoying the scenery as much as the finds.

Never got tired of just sitting outside staring in Norway.

Do you have a room just bursting with relic displays?

[inka]

Thanks guys. Yep, Brig, the entire house is full of display cabinets and shelves full of relics, frames containing relics and displays covering the walls. Its like living in a museum

Here is the back of the sturmabzeichen, Map :

[Anderson]

Certainly an addictive hobby I would think, knowing there were treasures lying in the soil waiting to be found.

[The Devil's Bank]

Nice "find" Inka, I'm sure there is more to be saved in the near future

[Daarom]

Interesting to see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVEnteNh2OU

[Kalilaska118]

I guess there should be some medieval finds as well, even accidental. Can I see?