Do you own any historical reenactment gear?

[hansvonspekle]

I was wondering if you have any authentic or reprodouction stuff like uniforms, awards, weaponary, exetra.

I have a Whermachet uniform, a iron cross second class, and a stick grenade, all repros.

[PuNk! ™]

I have quite a lot of stuff.

- I have a geniune Nazi/German SA Helmet.

- Karbiner 98K Bayonet.
(with original scabbard & leather frog. Scabbard/Bayonet have identical markings)

- British Nail-Point bayonet (not knife) for the Lee-Enfield.

- British Artillery Helmet.

- Royan Marine Commandos Beret (Green Beret with original cap-badge)

- SAS / Paratrooper shoulder badges.

- MG42 Chain of bullets (yard long I think).

- Original P38 Ammunition box, with a few original bullets in the case.

- Numerous bullet shells & deactivated bullets. Both war and postwar.

- Postwar Russian Officer's Hat.

- Postwar German Officer's Hat. X2 (Both East-German).

- Postwar American Helmet with perfect Liner & Cameo. (Vietnam period).

- And other minor pieces, probably forgot some stuff...

So I'm quite the collector.
~Danny

[Mac Bargett]

Off the top of my head I have;
It's all American, most should be WWII, and the clothing is a mixture of olive drab and khaki
American helmet with repro liner
Orginial American liner
Cricket
P-30(?) Can Opener repro
Leggins
Trenchcoat
Medikit
Mittins
Pack
Numerous Bullets
50 cal ammo can
4 30 cal and smaller ammo cans of varying sizes
M8 bayonet
Radio
Infantry Periscope
Mess kit
Naval Uniform
CCC Uniform
Thompson airsoft gun
A desk that may or may not have came from the local Army base around WWII
Foot locker
Pictures of Paris from WWII
medals/ insignias
USO papers
A record
Entrenching tool
Bibles/ other books
Laundry bag and a Duffel Bag from the USS West Point
US Marines Blanket
Army Blanket
V-Mail
Most of this I got through inheritance.

[⊕ Owen Pearson]

Nope...

[S.SGT David Bevan]

Not much.

My great uncles South Wales Borderers cap badge from WW2.
My grandfathers Royal Enginner cap badge after being conscripted just after the war.
A deactivated .303 round for a Lee-Enfield.

[Nicholas Ealing]

I've got my great-grandfather and great-great uncle's medals plus this weird Nazi cutlery set that my great-grandad got given by a dying Nazi soldier in the desert. Its' pretty cool; s'got swastikas all over it - have decided it would be a tad weird to use the utensils to eat...yoghurt....or something, so have kept it in a safe place. (In my closest alongside Tom Cruise and co.).

Not as potentially deadly as PuNK's bayonet but you could scratch someone pretty bloody bad with the fork. ;D

[rspeirs]

Well, we have my dad's military uniform, which has the Patton "Hell on Wheels" emblem. I have a British WWII cantine that was actually used by a British soldier. That's it for WWII.

In regards to the American Civil War, we have my great, great, great, great grandfather's Springfield, which he wielded at Gettysburg, Spotsylvania, Antietam, and other major battles. We also have a Lamat Pistol, a few rifle rounds, an officer sword, a pain bullet, (used for biting during amputation. It actually has teeth marks in it) buck shot, Confederate Money, and an artillery shell. All actual battlefield artifacts we bought or acquired.

[∬: Felix Odegaard]

I have...

A German WWII uniform, Heer M36 tunic and trousers

A German WWI late war helmet

A Iron Cross second class with ribbon

A old Nazi matchbook with Norwegian language written on it

And some other random stuff I can't really remember right now.

[rspeirs]

A tad late, but I just found out the other day that during one of the 3ID's lootings of a taken German town, my great grandpa took a Nazi flag. My dad was given that flag, so it's another part of our collection.

[Hosp. Aid Patrick O'Connors]

My Grandfather has a British Lee-EnField mk 4 from the war

[MAJ Patterson]

Just a small tid bit I found out, might not fit the bill precisely, but I thought this would be the best place to put it. A good buddy of mine, his great great grandfather was a fighter pilot in WW1 for the Germans, I thought that rather interesting and figured I would share.

-JT

[Stabsgefreiter F. Blutstein]

I have a Karbiner 98k. It was made in Belgium and was to be shipped to Germany. I also have the bayonet with scabbard and frog. Both weapons have original and identical markings.

[∬: Felix Odegaard]

I have recently bought both a WWII German helmet and a replica MP44. The hemet is currently on my chair and the MP44 hanging on my wall. ;D

[Deleted]

Not really any reenactment stuff, (yet) but I do have some originals.

I have a hakenkreuz flag captured from a factory near the eastern front, an iron cross with no ribbon, my dad, (born 1941, so he's kind of an antique himself) plus a decorative sword whos origins I have not been able to trace yet.

Plus, a TON of patches from ww2 and on. I have one taken off of a dead japanese soldier... still a little dirty, too.

[Hosp. Aid Patrick O'Connors]

one of my friends got an m44 mosin nagant recently and it is authentic