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Eine mp40 Magazintasche und zwei Übungs Handgranaten. Heute auf dem Dachboden gefunden. Was könnte das wert sein ?

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$900 or Best offer

Ukrainian Army uniform, all new and unused.

Issued to me for my service with UA, but unworn on orders due to operating in a forward civilian area.

Ideal for Airsoft, film / TV costume supplies

Proof of service available on request if required, many more photos available of all items. Please message for full details.

Funds raised will be used for future humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.

Please see photos for the full list of contents. Will not split. Personal delivery to mainland UK at cost or collection near Hastings, East Sussex.

£750 ono

sold

Recently found these old British WWI posters that have been stored folded in my family’s house for years. I believe most are original 1914-15 Parliamentary Recruiting Committee posters.

Numbers I have:
PRC 96
PRC 103
PRC 104
PRC 110
PRC 113
PRC 116
PRC 119
PRC 128
Plus a large “Remember the Lusitania!” poster

I’m mainly wondering what I should look for to determine value and where/how I should sell them.

Is it better to sell individually or together? And how much do the original folds/creases hurt value?

Any advice from people familiar with WWI posters/militaria would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance

Edit: I’m in the northeast US

This is a World War II German Luftwaffe
Flakscheinwerfer-Regiment 2 table medal (or
Ehrenplakette) from 1941, manufactured by Ferdinand Hoffstätter of Bonn.

$350 Or best offer (PayPal)
Will toss in a few WW2 German stamps also.

This is definitely up there with the most exquisite Eagles I’ve ever seen. I hate the part with it, but I need a trailer. U/Blasty6667. 7 /20/26 7500 US 24“ x 13 1/2

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I am in the process of making a stand for this Bayonet. I want to make a name plate for it. From what I know it's a German WW2 1938 K98

Is this correct as I want to make sure the name is correct for the name plate that I make.

Doing renovations on a local building that housed a Marine Recruiter in it. They moved out and left this light up logo and a Marines sign on the outside. Won’t work for my shop, it’s 18 1/4 in diameter and 10in deep. How much is this logo worth.

This has been in grandparents attic since the 60s.grandpa was a seaweed in ww2.never saw this until cleaning out.not sure of year or what to do with it.im not an avid collecter.any help will be appreciated .price not listed because ca t find information

Exceptional hundred percent textbook early production 1933 to 1935 completely untouched has not been potted out to put together from separate component

This vest type was used by the Bosnian Serb army during the Yugoslav war period between 1992-1995, the vest itself is in great condition, little to no fading on the camouflage material, all snaps close and open without having to worry about them breaking, only the front zipper is damaged.

The M89/M93 camouflage pattern is a staple of both the Serbian military and the VRS/SVK who used it as well. This pair does have stains and both pockets have holes on the inside however, due to this being a very large pair for European standards there's plenty of fabric that can be reused to make a vest or chest rig (which was a very common practice for all sides the Yugoslav wars as the WW2 style and Warsaw pact style web gear was obsolete by this time). This pair was made in 1994 so it would be period correct for the VRS during the Bosnian War, SVK during the Croatian War and Serbian army during the Kosovo war.

I originally got this vest for $185.00 so I'm discounting it due to the front zipper not working so if you think about it all you have to do is replace it so it can be fully functional and you're getting the pants for free!

hi everyone im french, i trying to sell this Buckle german probably ww2 im not an expert .

i can send pics without red by mp.

i have a little idea of the Price but not sure.

so if someone know the real value please let me know.

thx

Hello everyone, this is the Syrian electro-optical jamming system **"Sarab-3" (Mirage-3)**. It is a "soft-kill" active protection system designed to protect tanks from anti-tank guided missiles (such as the American TOW missiles). The name "Sarab" (which means Mirage) comes from the nature of the system's operation based on thermal-optical deception, as it creates an illusion that blinds the missile's tracking system.

This system was designed by the Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Center (SSRC), and Sarab-3 is considered the latest and most powerful version developed after the Sarab-1 and Sarab-2 variants. The system began appearing on the battlefield between 2016 and 2017, proving highly effective in jamming and neutralizing TOW and Kornet missile strikes.

**The system shown in the picture consists of:**

* **The 5 Emitters (the upper boxes):** They contain pulsed xenon lamps that emit deceptive, invisible infrared (IR) radiation. These signals mislead and deceive the tracking unit of the missile launcher (SACLOS system), transmitting false signals that cause the missile to completely veer off course and miss the tank.

* **The Control and Power Unit (the lower, larger box):** Responsible for regulating the electrical power supply and coordinating the pulse timing and frequency between the five emitters.

This system was primarily installed to protect T-72 and T-62M tanks, as well as armored support vehicles and stationary fortifications. To ensure full circular protection, unlike previous versions (Sarab-1 and 2) which only protected the front of the tank at a 180-degree angle, the number of emitters in Sarab-3 was increased and distributed across two layers to provide full **360-degree** coverage around the entire tank turret. The system operates using the vehicle's internal 24V batteries and can run continuously for several hours on the front lines.

Hi All,

MTP outfits available, also hard-wearing waterproof coats etc, More kit being catalogued (opening day for the website today and 207kg to go through!) please check and sign up to the newsletter to be first to see!

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lithograph texture that definitively proves this poster is a 1929 original. ®
• The Ink Pattern: Notice how the black ink isn't made of perfect machine-printed grids.
Instead, it looks like a natural, organic stipple effect where ink was pulled directly from a porous limestone block onto the paper. A modern reproduction or digital print would show tiny, uniform rows of colored dots under close inspection. a
• The Paper Margin: The unprinted cream-colored border shows natural aging, light discoloration (foxing), and minor surface wear around the corners. This is exactly what authentic 1920s poster paper looks like after nearly a century. a
This texture profile confirms you have a authentic, rare historical artifact. Because copies of this poster are extremely hard to find, keeping the paper completely flat, out of direct sunlight, and stored in an acid-free sleeve will prevent
Willing to take reasonable offer like 600 USA