I think you could buy hats with all this brick-a-brack attached as souvenirs in Russia.  IMHO, hilariously, ridiculously over priced.  

Hello, I'm interested in collecting WW2 german items and came across this diamond. Info would be appreciated.

The originals always seem to have far better detail and materials used IMO. Cheers

I think daskrieg is correct. A so called "Fahnenschuh" (flag shoe). Usually they were attached to a larger belt. Mounted flag bearers used to attach them to the stirrups, so Cavalry would make sense.

Noticed these 3 groups in a local thrift store (usa) and curious if there is anything of interest

Probably to hold a flag?

German Equipment Leather Cover. This leather cone is 3 1/2" long. About 5/8" in diameter at the small end, 1 1/4" at the large end. As with many pre-war German leather pieces of equipment, it is beautifully made and nicely maker marked and dated. The marking is; "E. G. Leuner, Bautzen, 1935". It came to me with some German Cavalry items. Does anyone have an idea what it is for? 

Thanks Proud Kraut! It's wonderful when something looks like it came out of a time capsule.

A Custom made jacket, made in the Pattern of that Windproof  Mountain Troops Jacket. Waffen SS worn, probably by a Officer of the 7th SS Mountain Division Prinz Eugen in Yugoslavia  

Greetings 

Hi , Just been surfing the internet about Suzuka Naval Arsenal and apparently they manufacture ( amongst other items )  three machine guns Type 2   13mm length 60 inches . Type 3   13mm  length  46 inches , Type 97  7.7 mm  length  40.7 inches .  without any definitive knowledge  may I suggest your box with an inside length of 44 inches ~ could it have held a   :- ( Type 97  7.7 mm length 40.7 inches )  a wild speculation ! Yip I agree but just a thought ~ trying to be helpfull , hope someone with total knowledge will contribute to the article ,   Regards,  Bern .

Brilliant display !!!