I scored on this WW1 canteen at an antique store, they had it labeled as vintage canteen for $24. I don't think they knew what they had. It's definitely original I have no doubt on that. I need help figuring out what type of canteen this is. From my research it appears to be a medical/mountain canteen. It's dated 1915 I can't quite make out the makers mark. The cover is made of wool and has a khaki colored carrying strap. The wool/leather is damaged in some spots but from my understanding that's normal for a 100 plus year old canteen. All the ones I saw online had some type of damage, id imagine finding one in mint condition would be rare. I tried to show all the holes on the cover the best I could without trying to damage the cover.  I may have scored bigger then I thought, I didn't realize WW1 medical canteens are rare to find. If this is infact what I have I did way better then I thought. 

I have a burned DVD of speeches from Vichy France.  Basically its Marshall  Petain doing "fireside chat" type talks.  A lot of this stuff used to be easier to find. There was dealers at the MAX who specialized in Spanish and Italian items.  You still see some but not like you did. But things fluctuate. If anyone knows of any dealers or websites that specialize in Spanish, Italian or other fascist movements, please let me know.

Thank you guys!   I will investigate them further to find a exact match if possible.

A bump for this November 1st militaria show in Wichita, KS.      

Looks like a cast fake. Not at all crisp. Compare to some originals.

Looking for opinions on this Luftwaffe breast eagle

Very nice collection.   Back in the 1990s I met a man in Hershey PA who was part of the security at the Hotel Hershey where Vichy French collaborators were kept. He had a collection of French autographs. I tried for several years to get them but he passed away and the autographs disappeared.

Great looking mannequin and fantastic information. I enjoy seeing these little known things here in the States.    Scott

I like it. An old soldier would have a leadership position in the RAD while the rank and file would be young men.

Interior pictures…stamps or labels  RAD Abteilung…appears to be from Austrian area   XXXV  Wien-Niederdonau  350-356    Looks ok based upon pictures 

Was wondering what you all thought of this.