Imperial German Nahkampfmesser
Hi AllHeres a well overdue Andys Rubbish and Ramblings for you, I apologise for my absence, Its miserably cold here at present in the midst of our New Zealand winter…
Hi AllHeres a well overdue Andys Rubbish and Ramblings for you, I apologise for my absence, Its miserably cold here at present in the midst of our New Zealand winter…
Today for Gus' Gear, a fellow member requested I post a few photos of the T-Gewehr. The T-Gewehr is probably one of the most commonly represented weapons of WWI in…
Rui’s RenditionsAn anonymous German infantryman in late-war uniform. Possibly late 1917-1918.Of note are his trousers which, in my opinion, were made of feldgrau instead of grey cloth. Due to a…
Tores Tuesday.Yes, I know that My postings are few and far between now. That is due to my injury, sorry.This time I am posting a bit of an enigma, and…
***Antonio Wednesday’s Wonders ***Bayern Buckle Number 3.And the next Buckle. I believe it is going to be the Final Bavarian one.This is a bit different to the previous one shown…
Heres another of Andys Rubbish and Ramblings, apologies for the lateness of this offering! I started putting this together a week ago and came down with a nasty flu, so…
The execution of a German soldier at Villers-Cotterêts in the Aisne department in Picardy. Late 1914.A photo showing French soldiers preparing to execute a German POW. I am not sure…
Askaris of the 4th Field Company in German East Africa, Kilimanjaro detachment, presenting their M/71 Jägerbüchsen.On April 1909 the Imperial German East African Schutztruppe decided to not convert to the…
***Antonio Wednesday’s Wonders ***Bayern Buckle Number 2.Yeap, it is Thursday.So, nothing special to be shown today. Just my second Bavarian Buckle (third on its way). Different construction and better survived…
Rui’s RenditionsTwo Stormtroopers pose with their tools of trade during training. The exact date and location are unknown. Great War PeriodOf note is the clear view of a wire cutter,…