thanks for thos remarks;  i got all my webleys in the 1990s ; they wernt hard to find; one broke down this year and couldnt be fixed; i had the cylinder leaded and gave it to my grandson;  lately my prize is a 1936 ppk rzm in 32 acp.  ppk shoot much better in 32;  9mm is too much for that little pistol

Thanks so much for the id, appreciate it, Ken 

Hi, italian paratroopers collar tab of Folgore Division. I think repro or some veteran associato. Sure is not an official military supply issue.   

I would also like to see what is being bought. I remember maybe 2 years ago plane parts and stuff were being sold on eBay before I believe eBay cracked down on it. I don't have anything to show beyond stuff I've ordered coming from Ukraine that isn't really related to the current war.

Never had one of these before 

Nic  piece.  Rich A. in Pa.

Found another, this time in the late summer of 1944, Poland, an Army Heavy Flak crewman (Heeres-Flak-Artillerie-Abteilung).    

My pleasure.

This is a photo of Mr. John Goris taken in Lafayette, Indiana where he and his family lived. There are a couple of John Goris in Lafayette at this time, both immigrated from Holland. I believe that this may been originally taken in Holland, and reproduced at a studio in Lafayette.  Is this a Dutch uniform and can anyone nail down the time period? Thanks!

Thank you SO MUCH Richie. That is amazing. I am truly grateful!

I’d pay for that, more than nothing. It has a new belt attachment and the original one is missing, the catch is missing, the buckle has been badly ground or sanded down, red paint was added and it looks funky.

Second post, this time 2 russians morale patch with provenances.    a "Z" patch found at Pokrovsk (Donestk) and a "V" patch found at Kurahove (Donetsk).     An other trophie, this time an Sb23-1 body armour vest with sharpnell impacts into the back of the neck and on the belt.  On the front "30 Rus." white  sentence  mean the  Astrakhan Oblast (Russia), apparently this is a common thing to put some russian county numbers on gears or vehicules. A large V is also painted on the back. Probably to prevent friendly fire from the back.     Also a pair of regular russians knee brace they had been sent to me as a gift with the body armor.     The body armor set up on an EMR digital flora jacket take on a russian prisoner. Exemple of a Sb23 use: Photo of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation