Just received this MGC (Shin-Nihon Mokei) Thompson M1921 model gun.

The contrast between the deep blued metal receiver and the rich, beautifully grained wood stock is incredible. The machining lines, sharp "MODEL OF 1921" markings, and the overall fit and finish truly capture the craftsmanship of vintage Japanese model guns. A gorgeous piece for any classic SMG collection!

I bought this uniform for the ribbon bar but it has been a pain trying to identify if anyone could help!

Hey guys, this is a supposed Russian WWI gymnastyorka. I know the buttons are real, but do guys the about the rest of the tunic? I had someone tell me he thinks it’s a model 1942 tunic.

I just found this in a junk drawer at a yard sale and got it for like 5 bucks is it original and what was it used for?

I saw this a unique arm band in the linked video at about 4:15 and I was just curious what it represents. I have never seen one like it and I have been unable to identify it online.

Anyone know what this is? Sorry for the poor quality, the video is old lol

https://youtu.be/raaqErbNeI0?is=pziKBC0-xCdBvAPm

Got this coat forever ago and just started too look into but cant find too much on it, its definitely a part of the medical service based on the pins and other factors point to it being for a higher rank, please let me know what yall think!

P.s. I also found these (some broken) pins in the pocket when I got it

I noticed it had the tag of the Molle hand grenade pouch, is this a factory error? Or is it just a contract specific oddity?

Thanks in advance for help

And is it military related?

I only know it's from Czech

Hello guys, what is a fair price for an unmarked Iron cross 2nd class from 1939? I was thinking around 70-80€? Is my estimate good or am I off?

Ww2 Elgin Type 11 watch. The most famous Us issued watch of the war. Issued by the us armed forces to Soldier sailors and airman. Watches like these were used to time attacks, bombing raids, naval strikes and so on. One of the most important tactical items for a soldier during ww2. Thanks for looking.

so what i got here is a relatively uncommon Camouflage smock used to the Indonesian Military. Issued to the Army and Mobile Brigade alike during the indonesian May 1998 Crisis,.

Its tagged "ABRI 98-99.284". ABRI corresponding to Angkatan Bersenjata Republik Indonesia or Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia in english. 98-99 corresponds to the Fiscal year this was produced, and 284 corresponds to this smocks item ID.

So what from ive got from a little bit of research, this pattern wasnt designed for blending into a wild enviroment. Most of them were deployed to urban enviroments like highways or streets and mostly intended to differentiate a Police officier to a Mobile Brigade officer or Army soldier. And also might have been designed for intimidation purposes, interesting pattern eitherway.

Found these together in a family tin (UK, possibly Bristol). I think they're mostly WW1-era, but I could be wrong. Photos are in this order:

1. Group of four medals on one bar: a star that seems to read "1914", a silver medal, a bronze medal, and a fourth with what looks like George V on a dark blue ribbon

2. Badge reading "AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH MILITARY FORCES", maybe a Rising Sun? Not sure if it's original or a copy

3. Brass St George and the dragon badge with a blue scroll reading "ST GEORGE FOR ENGLAND"

4. Brass "RAF" badge in a wreath under a crown

Any help identifying or dating any of them would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hello Everyone!

I got this M31 Breadbag a few months ago and was wondering, if it's actually a genuine example from World War Two.

Everything about it looks pretty good, but the inside is divided, which shouldn't be the case?

Could anyone help me with this one?

Thanks!

Bought the ammo pouch for £25, but i see it has brass parts? Im not sure if its an original. Id appreciate it if someone could tell me what rhey think. There are sadly no markings