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I've always wondered if Hitler didn't know he was building a billion dollar trinket empire.

I concur. The work required to 'right' this stock is too great. I'd replace with a complete stock/band set.

Agreed. No sense in shooting this ammo. This is not made anymore and a collectable. If you want to shoot use commercial/milsurp

Looks like a nice bring back Luftwaffe (LBA) issue rig. That glass of beer looks delicious too. Oil and a rag will keep the scabbard in shape. Everyone has their own opinion, but I'm in the don't put leather preservative on the frog. This set's nice as is

That is awesome! Nice pick up that looks reasonable in condition and complete. There was a t-gewehr hanging up on the wall of the East Grand Army Navy for the first 25 years I can remember. The guy that owned the place refused to take it down "too damn heavy, I'd never get it back up there". He...

Handsome rifle. Nice

Love a pile of old gear. Really love a pile of old gear on a German shelter quarter. I'd put the German army camo tent in my top ten of most cool pieces of pre 45 army gear, all countries considered. Nice collection!

Interesting read. 30 years ago, Larry Stewart would set up at the Dallas Market Hall and Great Western, and I swear he had three pallets of the tan and green camo ammo cans and the larger 'ammo can' that held the individual oil canisters. They were all 37 or 39? dated. For some reason I thought...

Curious about the cut of the jacket. Would this be a 'full dress' Imperial German uniform?

The soldier in the pic is wearing standard German issue marching boots. The straps are a separate item all together and are for ankle support while on the march

Pre apologize for being a knowledge user, but, I've got this here M18 helmet. Basically it was a trade locally for some stuff I didn't want for something I liked and could look at on my shelf. I'm curious if any helmet guys can ID the chinstrap as fake or original. Personally I like everything...

That's 41m pricing for a nice 41m. Why?

If you check the G41W serial study on Espeholt's site you will see the rifle above and below 4880 are also laminate (#4863/#5276). I'm convinced this is the stock this rifle was wearing when it left Walther. How it has furniture on the forward end from another rifle I'm not sure. The only change...

This is definitely the rifle I bought from Mel Smith 15 years ago. It was originally labeled as a replaced laminate stock with no bayonet lug. The stock is original to the rifle (check the serial number data, as at least two were made with laminate stocks within close range). The bayonet lug was...

I'm .5 convinced this is one of my old w's. Can you provide better stock pics?

Does anyone have a nice (85%+) example of an ET specifically or any M18? Mainly one with it's original chinstrap. Gonna look at what I believe to be a 100% original and in excellent condition complete factory M18 this next week for trade. I'm mainly concerned with the chinstrap as these are...

I'm sick to think Ken was implicit in this. It's not even about the $. It's about the character. I'm literally floored and disgusted right now.

Yet dealers still put them on their sites for what they are and can get $1500 for them.

WW2 98 grenade launcher sight. Pretty tough to find an original on it's own. Looks complete and in good conditon

It's amazing the stories of Brit and European kids who fell in love with US forces during and immediately following the war. Lots of them wound up serving for the good ole USA in the 50's and 60's. Rick Rescorla specifically comes to mind. Great pics byf!