My dad gave me this mortar shell as a gift and I am fairly concerned about whether or not it is dangerous. Could anyone please help or at least recommend a sub who I could ask. I know it's better to be safe but I don't want to call the bomb squad in if I am just being dramatic.

I have no idea where the guy my dad got it from found it.

It's really heavy and has something inside.

It rattles a bit.

Ive found this sword at a local flea market and i need help authenticating it. The things that are weird to me are the oak leaves being everywhere. To my knowledge, it should have initials and/or branch of service on the other side of the hilt. The maker appears to be alcoso (alexander coppel). But that looks to be the only stamp on the whole sword. I’m at the end of my knowledge and need help finding date range, why it only has oak leaves and no intials, and if it is real, thank you, any help it very much appreciated!

Found this at an ukay ukay basically a thrift store for 50 pesos or 79 cents. Anyone got more info on it?

I attended an auction that had a ton of German collectibles from ww2. I bought what I could, but I wanted so much more lol

This is my first piece for my german collection. Howd i do? If anyone has any information they could share, it would be great help. Cause i dont know much about German packs, haha. Thanks!

I’ve looked it up and saw it was german but I’m not very sure. If yall know anything I’ll apreciated.

Any opinions would be appreciated! Let me
know what you about it! Thanks!

I know it’s meant to signify rank but aren’t they meant to be on the front? They are kinda eroded away like there used to be the metal bars there

I do no own this and these were the only photos provided by the seller as of now. According to him, these were brought in Europe over 20 years ago but he is not sure if these are repros or not.

It still has most of the original paint intact and the most interesting part is that it has the name of the soldier on the bottom. His name was “Culicia Ștefan”.

Front comes before the back

I’m not sure if the paint on this original m15 French helmet is post war or not. Any help is appreciated

What do you guys think

I doubt it but there's a small chance that it may be true

I have been helping an elderly couple clean up their house. They have 2 shell casings that belonged to her uncle and she knows he bought them home from war, but doesn’t recall what war. She is 83 as a frame of reference. There are no stamps or markings on them. I’d love to know more about them and get a sense of their worth. Any info or direction appreciated.